Windows 8 operating system suspended cause and solution

Most of the half-card death is due to a bug in Dynamic Tick. Dynamic Tick is a new feature of the NT 6.2 kernel (in fact, Linux has long been available), the principle is probably to suspend the CPU completely when idle, to save power.

But it seems that this technology is not very mature, and the judgment of "idle" is sometimes wrong, so the CPU may be suspended during normal use, and there is a suspended animation. The RP has been patched once, but it seems to have not been completely fixed.

The solution is to turn it off. After turning it off, the kernel's behavior will return to Win7. So it will still cost as much as Win7, but it should not be suspended.

How to close:

Open the CMD with the administrator, enter

bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes

Restart