I'm thinking about going back to Windows 7 but have questions

If any of you read my post about going back to win 7 on the Sevenforum Win 7 sorry to make you read it again but I wanted to check everything before making a big dive and starting all over.

Since I had Win 10 I have had issues, Microsoft has remotely connected to my system to "fix" the issues. I'm still having some of them and and I wanted to list them and see if they are common bugs or is my Win 10 screwed up.

Many times after not working on my computer I come back and open a browser ( happens on all ) and it says "not responding"

Sometimes I an sitting here and both my monitors go bright blue with nothing on them, I can move the mouse but I have to reset and then it all comes back.

I guess those are the only 2 issues I can think of right now. I would hate to wipe my OS drive out and then fresh install win 7 if this are known issues that have a fix or a fix is on the way.


Thanks to all who take the time to read my post

CountMike said:

You could be experiencing problems with sleep or hibernate modes or disks are going to power saving mode and shutting down but not waking up at right time.

I checked in the power settings and set everything to "never" do you have any idea where else I can check to see if it is sleep or hibernate modes or disks are going to power saving mode

I believe so but I will double check now.

Many times after not working on my computer I come back
and open a browser ( happens on all ) and it says "not responding"

any network issues?

Right now I am following Brink's power setting tutorial listed here
Power Options - Add or Remove 'Allow wake timers' in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

I don't know what a wake timer is and what setting it should be if I never want my system to go to sleep or hibernate modes or disks are going to power saving mode

CountMike said:

You don't need any wake timers if you don't want hibernate and sleep modes, I turned everything off and computer is on 24/7.

well I downloaded his reg edit and followed the instructions to remove wake settings

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Power Options - Add or Remove 'Allow wake timers' in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums