Not exactly that but I have noticed that it randomly shuts down and freezes regularly. It also sometimes black screens and then....after about 2 minutes shuts down when it feels like it. All the drivers are up to date. I switched off the power management in the Arc Touch Bluetooth mouse, and I set the all power options to never shut down but no joy. In the Event Viewer all i can see is a Kernel Power error. After following that up I did a compete hardware check with HP diagnostic tools which found no problems. I then ran sfc /scannow which found no errors. It cannot be the hardware as it is all new....deliberately (and forcibly new in fact) for Windows 11. I am running 10.0.22000.194 on a HP Envy 17 cg1000na, 32GB RAM and a 2TB Crucial CT2000P5PSSS8. They better fix it soon as I am not the only one (just check the web) and the s**t is really gonna hit the fan on October 5th.
I found this after a Google search BTW, forcibly? Really?
blog.pcrisk.com
www.troubleshootingcentral.com
Yes forcibly for my job. I appreciate your links and have seen a few of them. They are a few things left to try but not many. The irony is that Microsoft force people to have Windows 11 ready hardware but in fact Windows 11 itself is not hardware ready if you look at their own hardware list. Take my two identical machines for example which are HP and have 11th gen processors (on their list as approved) but the chipsets for the board they use does have no Windows 11 drivers to see hard drives during the installation. I should not have to go searching for the correct Intel RAID drivers and include them on the bootable USB. What is this rubbish? Are we back in the dark ages of Windows 95 and the ATAPI less world, where back then you also had to go looking for drivers just to make your CD-ROM work? It is pretty embarrassing and shoddy in this day and age..
You mentioned finding this error all of the internet? Where?
All I found were errors associated with Win 10 and they all seem to be hardware related and I suspect that HP hasn't caught up with releasing new drivers for 11. I suspect that is your issue.. drivers that aren't compatible for one reason or another.
linustechtips.com
I still have a suspicion that it's a driver issue more than anything else. Most of the solutions point to driver/hardware issue and not an OS issue.[windows 11] pc keeps freezing and going unresponsive
so more and more recently as i have been using my PC with the up to date windows 11 dev build on it i've noticed when using the normal file explorer my pc will randomly freeze where not event opening task manager will do anything and my mouse will randomly go on its own path going between both my...(The fix in the above link does not work for me brw)If you're experiencing crashes in the new Windows 11 build, here's how to fix it
Microsoft is aware of the issueswww.techradar.com
And so on and so on.....
I'm hoping the 5th October release rips its brains out and replaces it with something a bit smarter that works.
:)
gamertweak.com
Me too, unfortunately there will be some who will not start the development process until the existing Windows 10 drivers are proven not to work when the OS is on General release, which should be only a minority, there are always some who wait until the last moment, for whatever reason
I still wonder what the OP did to his setup,.,, customization wise. Instability likely cause his issues or drivers. I doubt that Win11 itself caused them. All of the links he supplied that report the issue are for an old build.. .176 and not the current one on the Beta or Dev channel.
I think we're going to see a lot of these, it's broke fix it, threads in the future.
