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RichwebHokie

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I assume you're running Window 10 Pro?


If your OS was a Linux derivative, I doubt you'd have this problem. So, with Windows . . .

1. Do you close your browsers before going into "sleep" mode? Not a good idea to leave them open, rouge scripts could be running in the background. Could cause what you experienced.
2. How about other programs or games?
Any program (or even programs running in the background) left running could have/create a slow memory leak (slowly use up more and more memory). This could be your gremlin.
3. Windows updates. Based on your time between shutdowns, Windows could have pushed a patch or update that might cause a reboot to be necessary for normal operating.

Truly, OSX (sort of a Linux second cousin now) is better and most Linux distributions even better at lengthy, stable periods without reboots.

(In response to this post by EDGEMAN)

Posted: 01/10/2021 at 9:18PM



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Current Thread:
 
  
PC troubleshooting question -- EDGEMAN 01/10/2021 4:59PM
  Windows needs to reboot periodically -- Hokie1992 01/11/2021 06:34AM
  I assume you're running Window 10 Pro? -- RichwebHokie 01/10/2021 9:18PM
  Yep, Win10... -- EDGEMAN 01/11/2021 07:02AM
  My 2 cents (inside) -- FfxStationHokie 01/10/2021 8:01PM
  I'm running two monitors, so... ** -- EDGEMAN 01/10/2021 6:18PM
  Rogue electron. ** -- scoop76cs 01/10/2021 5:56PM
  Guess I should shut it down nightly. -- EDGEMAN 01/10/2021 6:01PM
  Probably 2-3 X a week. ** -- scoop76cs 01/10/2021 6:12PM

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