Are you using MS Browser (Edge or IE) as they may be the culprit? I avoid them at all costs - too slow and buggy.
I was using Chrome but recently I discovered “Slimjet” browser - it uses same Chromium engine but without the tracking software of Chrome. Slimjet is lighter & faster and, hands down, THE best browser I’ve ever used.
So far, Slimjet (32-bit version is recommended) has been 100% stable.
Hope this helps....keep us updated,
I’m posting this from from my Dell-Inspiron laptop in safe mode with networking. The Windows 10 upgrade to ver. 1903 has been a disaster. Not even the Microsoft help desk could roll me back to a earlier time.
All of my data/personal files were parked over in the user folder, so at least I can copy them onto a USB thumb drive, but my choice now is to ditch this computer, and block any further upgrades until Microsoft gets this fixed.
Interestingly, I asked the technician (on India Standard Time) if Microsoft was handling many cases like mine. They’re working 24/7.
My main browser is Firefox, which has been stable for me for well over a decade. I also use Brave on occasion, but I hardly ever use the MS Edge browser.
Their website is strangely opaque for an Austin, TX, startup and doesn’t sound quite totally American in its conventions and use of English.
They have an affiliate program that pays sites for signing up new users and something just doesn’t feel right about it.
Then I found this: https://borncity.com/win/2018/03/26/is-flashpeak-inc-shipping-slimjet-browser-with-a-backdoor/
Since the update I have had problems also but not browser problems.
My thoughts for you are to explore your computer’s power settings and avoid sleeping or screen savers.
My problems were based on keeping windows from sleeping so that my security camera would upload video on Onedrive.com
Resolved all but one of my problems by using Device Manager to keep all Human and wireless devices from sleeping and re positioning my USB cords to different ports as Windows 10 update seems to affect USB 2.0 usb ports incorrectly.
My final problem now and was that while my video upload problem has gone I still have the computer being in and endless loop heating up the computer and preventing any input from keyboard or mouse. This maybe happening when the monitor shuts down as it does not happen now from the screen saver timing.
I am looking on this thread to address it.
https://superuser.com/questions/1153162/how-do-i-stop-windows-10-going-to-sleep-after-locking-with-winl-key
Slimjet bump!! Fantastic browser. Of course I’m running Win 7...
I’ll have to try that.