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  To find out a driver that causes high CPU load, you can also use a free Microsoft tool (Kernrate Viewer). The tool is a part of WDK. 1. Navigate to Settings, System, Notifications & actions. 2. Disable 'Show me tips about Windows'. 3. Monitor CPU utilization to see. Browser using % sounds normal, again if it is for a short period of time. Laptop often time have a power saving utility that can trigger based on your.  

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  Aug 06,  · For what it's worth I also tried a full system scan with Defender while paying attention to its CPU usage. While it does use up 10%% CPU while scanning, nothing else gets slowed down at the same time. Hell, Malwarebytes typically uses 50%+ CPU while scanning and that never simultaneously slowed down anything. My Computer. Aug 10,  · Kill (Antimalware Service Executable) process with a tool like Process Hacker or stop it in the Group Policy editor. Then just navigate to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Scans and delete and -wal. Last step - restart Antimalware Service Executable process. Jul 08,  · So to the answer; my CPU usage all of the sudden became high over the last few weeks, i'd tried to trouble shoot as others and Microsoft had suggested, though nothing worked. Microsoft has suggested to create a new account and transfer files which also proved fruitless after transferring files as again consumed high CPU usage.    

 

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I just purchased a Dell Inspiron about a month ago. For some reason, while I'm working I will get really annoying audio hang-ups. It doesn't seem to matter if I'm streaming audio online or running it off of my hard drive. They last about 1 second, and can come in short succession. I've been switching over to the Resource Monitor RM to see what's going on when this happens.

I think that's what one needs to debug? Please let me know the best way to get this to someone. Here's an image from the RM of what's happening I think it's pretty obvious where the event occurs Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. I'll try some of the other stuff soon and get back to you. I can't afford to reinstall Chrome right now. I don't have an "idle" setting on my processor power management options.

After I cleared the "Problem Reports," its clear that the reports I previously mentioned are associated with the glitch I'm experiencing. Here's the details of one of those reports. I still don't understand why these would be "Not reported". Description A problem with your hardware caused Windows to stop working correctly. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member.

Brian Zuelke. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Andre Da Costa Volunteer Moderator. Which version of Windows 10 is currently installed? Since its a new laptop out of the box, have you installed all the latest updates for system?

Usually, installing updates can cause CPU spikes. Look for blank icons on the desktop and delete them - these have been known to cause CPU spikes. Is it an SSD? If it is, you might need to update the firmware. Also, check whats starting up with Windows. Create an entirely new account and delete the current one.

Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Andre Da Costa's post on May 3, Andre, Thanks for replying. Here's some answers to your questions.

Windows version is currently "Version OS Build Problem persists even when Windows is not apparently updating hard to tell, but I just had a major update a few days ago, and it's still happening. No blank icons on the desktop. I figured that would happen automatically. I'll look into this. Turned off as many background apps as I could. Ditto startup. I'll try disabling the services if nothing else helps. Under the "Windows" part of the problem reports, I have entries, and their status is "Not reported.

Why wouldn't these be sent to Microsoft? Andre, After I cleared the "Problem Reports," its clear that the reports I previously mentioned are associated with the glitch I'm experiencing. This site in other languages x.