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or check your Windows updates.. go for additional update and there you'll find a whole lot of options and any that says enable update for this and that allow them, and update your device .. after updating it'll tell you to restart your device do that, then run disk cleanup as I said before, your...

:blob_whistle: .. :blob_uwu: i just like computers and stuff, nothing ells ...

Also, always recommend running CMD from the Windows home page, not from a folder or another location. A lot of guys won't get it ..

@melchi bro .. I wouldn't recommend using the (CMD) to most people. I've seen a lot of people totally brick their devices by using the wrong commands. If you do decide to use CMD, make sure you told them what commands you're recommending and with proper format, and that they're typing or...

ahh .. yeah that's why clean installing Windows is best a lot of problems get solved, if there's an issue in root files .. i am talking about installing Windows via Flash not just running the Microsoft updater tool .. you can't fully format your drivers with updater tool and lot of old files...

yep, it also can be that if it's an ancient device drive may be compromised .. can also be ram issues tho like cash could cause the same problems.. or simply outdated drivers... :blob_hmm_two:

try cleaning your root disk via Windows's disk cleanup tool, run it and tic all the boxes then when it'll come up again select system file cleanup, then again, tic all the boxes, and start cleaning .. it should help you out if theirs a temp file issue with steam ... :blob_cookie:

@Paul_Tromba if you are using wifi .. check whether your router's firmware is updated or not .. that could cause the issue .. if it's updated .. check your network drivers .. and if theirs no issues there again .

And if you've been using your computer for a long time, there may be dust or other things inside the chassis, which could cause problems with the airflow. I recommend having the device professionally cleaned. The BIOS may also be outdated, so check that, format the drives, and reinstall Windows.

Is your computer overheating? It could be that your power settings are set to sleep after a period of inactivity. Change that to 'Never,' but keep the power cable plugged in if you do this.