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All good ideas, but no,  it's not a temperature issue. 64deg C.  This only happens in 25Assist,  even after running as admin and in Vista compatibility mode.

64c WHILE running game for a while or while just in Windows? Because that temperature with most cpu's is too high when you arent playing etc.

Why would you run in compatibility mode?

Edit: does your laptop have intel cpu? Especially with intel I would say 65c is much. With amd the temp often goes more up compared to intel but even with amd cpu, if its not gaming temperature, that 65c is"much" and with many laptops slows down and sometimes even freezes the pc when on heavy load.

I would still try to update your video cards drivers.

Updated them a couple of weeks ago. I saw last night that there're new reference drivers from Nvidia, and I'll be updating today.

Just yesterday opened again a laptop that had slowdowns and freezes. Checked this time temps just because I was thinking about this topic. Temps were 56c when not doing anything, 63-65c when opening a news website. Also fan was loud.

After cleaning and applying new paste (which was AGAIN messed up like until now with most older laptops) the temperature went down about with 10 celcius. In rest 45c - 48c, opening the same news website 49c-54c and fan was very quiet. Also the computer worked much quicker and didnt freeze at all it is intel cpu. With amd I believe the temp wouldt go down so much but still it would help even then.

I would still recommend doing what I told.. minimum that opening and cleansing, even if not applying the new paste. 65c is  very high temp with intel cpu.

As I said earlier, I've run it both ways,  exclusively on my nvidia card and just using the integrated graphics.  Compatibility modes make no difference either.

"Exclusively" means from a global setting or from a setting based on the exact executable?

I have since completed two uninstall and reinstalls.

My game is still freezing , but now it is lasting for longer periods between 1-3 seconds. Dont really know what to do next ?
Thanks

Did you already checked the temps? (I mean, any huge change after you'he been playing for a while? You might find temp logging useful). Do you have a system with both an Integrated Intel graphic chip + an Nvidia card?