Step 2: Change the settings for Intel Speedstep and Intel Speed shift technology to disabledįor those who do no know how to change BIOS settings or even how to access BIOS you must restart the computer and press the function keys at the top of the keyboard while the system loads or use windows recovery to force it to restart into BIOS. So Step 1: Download all Microsoft updates for windows 10 keep the system current.
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The other thing was a software download now dell is banning my post on the link for the download so no matter how many times I post the solution they take it down.
So 3 things happened to my computer at the same time not sure what the fix in these steps actually fixed it but I assume it was the BIOS setting as the Microsoft update should be live in everyones computer and you are still experiencing it. The XMP profile controls the speed of the RAM Dell support showed me when They were trying to tinker with my computer to fix the freezing which did not fix it by the way. If needed I have the Alienware R11 with Windows 10 pro, Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10900KF CPU 3.70GHz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER liquid cooled, 32GB Memory, 93GB SSD / 2TB SSD, the case is also liquid cooled as well. This has been happening since day one and I would like to restart the computer on my terms not on the computers whims and yes I know a computer is logical and there must be a reason for this but I do not see it yet. changed the default power setting from saving to high performance. Unlink the power from the fans and the GPU(this gave the most up time for the computer).ģ. Adjust the OC controls to to both be overclocked and default settings (Both did not work).Ģ. I did get lucky after one attempt to fix and it last for 3 days.ġ. and the time between a system hangup is random too sometimes when I am unlucky I get 10 mins. The system does detect the improper shut downs after a hangup. Solution to not powering on is to pull the power plug from the system and plug it back in. Another random symptom that occurs is once I power down it will sometimes and for the arguments sake say roughly 20% of the time refuse to power on after powering it down. If the screens are off they never come back on until after I reboot the system. it happens while I am working, taking a break and let the system idle, and when the computer goes into hibernate with the screens off. This has happened just about every day for the past 3 weeks. I have searched for likely causes and tried a few but my main issue is when this happens there is no bsod or event generated in the event viewer, although before the freeze happens there is sometimes a critical event referencing an issue in the power supply.
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