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Hi Raymo
Thats the problem with windows.
Every newer version seems to have bugs on certain devices.
Because its always doing " fix it even if its not broke routine" in the background there are always little or in your case major stability problems.
Years ago you got an under spec machine tweaked windows by turning off 70% of unnecessary processes and got a very fast and stable machine.
The odd bug especially with new hardware like video cards etc which in some cases there were definitely architecture problems and sometimes no mater what you did some motherboards and pci cards do not mix.
Jump forward 20 years and with all the continuous updated from windows it is still no better and in some cases even worse.
There is definitely a hardware, OS, software issues with some machines but because of the continious updating its hard to nail down what is the problem.
Most of the time you do a full reformat, reinstall and it may be all perfect (for a while until windows comes along and "updates" things).
Good luck with the reset. Normally this does work especially with a shop installed os.
A lot of shops set up one machine and the then image this across multiple machines and then let the machine do the rest in installing hardware etc.
Sometimes this is the problem because what worked on one machine may not work on another and an update bandaid fix works until you start installing software etc.
Hope you have good luck
Cheers
Andy
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