Joe, I forgot to mention that I have had one annoying issue with Win 10.....I was hoping that it would go away with Version 2004, but it didn't.
Often and for some unexplained reason, when I do a Windows update the system will reset certain flags. This causes my system to freeze, where both by keyboard and mouse are dead. The only resolution is to reboot my system and then re-reset these flags..
In my case, the flags that get reset have to do with USB devices. To illustrate, if you go to Device Manager in Control Panel and then go down to the entry Universal Serial Bus controller, there I have several devices listed as USB Mass Storage Devices. If I double-click on any one of these devices, I see 5 tabs. The last tab is entitled Power Management. In this tab is a box you can check entitled "Allow this device to turn the computer off to save power". Since I NEVER want a device to turn of my computer, I have all these boxes unchecked, but a Win 10 update will sometimes cause some boxes to be checked.
And if you investigate other devices in Device Manager, you will find many that have this Power Management tab. For instance, in my case under Human Interface Devices, I have several USB Input Devices listed. All of these have the Power Management tab and power saving box.
So after most Win 10 updates, my computer will suddenly lock up. Then I must check all my devices to see which one(s) had their power saving flag reset.
Now you may never have this problem, but if your Win 10 computer ever freezes, this might be something you want to check.
I might mention two other things:
(1) The freezes never occur when I'm using my computer. My computer stays on 24/7, and the freezes occur when I walk away from the computer for several hours or at night when I'm asleep.
(2) There is a way to ascertain what all these USB devices are. If you are interested, I will provide the steps in another post (as taught to me by dvair).
