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It doesn't sounds like Windows Update error, but that can be fixed simple.1. Stop Windows Update service2. delete folder download in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution3. start Windows update I suspect that it is related to a bugged Windows Search. So does searching work proper and fast (both Windows Search and Explorer Search) ?Fix: Run Control - Indexing options - Advanced - Rebuild index and wait some time for rebuild to end In case it is some installed program, that does the "damage", use good … -
Maybe Task Scheduler can reveil the troubles. It has a log when jobs has been running (if you know when crashes happens). Consider disabling the Task Scheduler service while troubleshooting with msconfig - if the problem dissapears, then it it a scheduled task.
