Well. Seeing as how Windows 10 simply can't deal with loads of data and running sometimes for 72 hours at a time. Never had this problem with Windows 7, only reason i upgraded in the first place was because Windows 8.1 was slowly falling apart. I.e BSOD and random reboots. 7 was ultimately bomb proof, however support for it ends soon (If it hasn't already) and i like to keep things as up-to-date as i can for security purposes and efficiency. Clearly i made a catastrophic judgement error when i installed this monstrosity they call 10 on my PC.
On another note, i found the hybrid boot file which supposedly speeds things up and deleted it. Then promptly disabled the hybrid system entirely because the constant state it's saving is causing various issues, mainly unresponsiveness and hanging.
