No doubt... Chances are something is sucking up all of its RAM and it is running on “virtual memory” on your hard drive. Press CNTR ALT Delete, open your task manager and then take a look at which processes are using all your resources. There is a good chance that will give you some idea of what is going wrong. There is a 90% chance that you have some sort of software issue or a woefully low amount of RAM which is something that slows Windows 10 to a crawl.
Thanks, i will do that- It’s weird though that it does it in linux when i boot to that though too= I gotta fire it up here shortly to check it out