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HELP! Windows is wasting CPU resources and draining my battery! – Jody Hatton

 

Everything is working fine except Task Manager in Windows Someone please help me if there is a fix for this issue. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Threats include any threat of suicide, violence, or harm to another.

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Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 7 people found this reply helpful. I think I can explain this problem but I don't have a fix.

Perhaps the explanation will spur someone to figure out a fix. The System Idle Process is missing from the task manager. This then breaks the calculations for total CPU time as well as the percentage calculations for each individual remaining process. To resolve the problem, it must be understood why System Idle is not being displayed by the task manager, which probably involves some damaged registry setting.

If anyone can figure this out, please post a fix. This problem appeared for me in Windows 10 preview after one of the final pre-release updates. I was hoping it would be fixed by updating the RTM release of Windows 10 but that did not do it.

No doubt a clean re-installation of Windows 10 would fix it but I'd rather avoid that. Googling the issue reveals that this problem has been seen before in Windows 7 and Vista, though the conversations are minimal probably because it is a difficult problem to frame for a search engine.

The fix no doubt is extremely simple once it is located, and that would be preferable to a full reinstallation of the operating system. Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit people found this reply helpful. I observed this issue 1st time in preview build , I was under the assumptions that this might be due to Driver compatibility issue, after the upgrade.

So I did a clean installation but it didn't fix the issue. So I don't think clean installation would fix this. Unfortunately I do not have a fix for the problem, but I do have workaround and that is to use Microsoft's Process Explorer instead of Task Manager:. Process Explorer does not suffer the same bug so it will show an accurate depiction of CPU usage. It is a more powerful and detailed tool than Task Manager and can be customized to show only the information that you want.

Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 14 people found this reply helpful. Thank you that finally confirmed this is just a Task Manager bug however, I still think its more than that because my dynamic CPU speed never drops below 3.

I'm thinking maybe a power management issue? I don't know. Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 10 people found this reply helpful.

After much debugging, I was able to come to the conclusion that my specific case was related to a bug in the Oculus Rift software. In certain cases, after taking the headset off, the setting is not changed back to the default of "0". Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member.

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Cancel Submit. Previous Next. John W. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to John W. Could you please suggest what further info i can gather to detail this issue futher..

In reply to jgorn's post on August 8, Thanks for isolating and explaining the issue. My machine have the same issue. I did a clean installation but it didn't solve the issue. How solve it? Thanks, Jefeson Alves. In reply to jgorn's post on August 24, Dell Inspiron i 8GB mem.

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  Restart the WMI Provider Host to Fix High CPU Usage · Press Windows key + S, input Services, and press Enter. · In the window that opens, look for. Open up Task Manager (CTRL+SHIFT+ESC). Click “CPU” to sort processes by CPU usage. Select the one that says “Service Host” — usually “Service Host: Local System. After doing so, my computer is no longer at a constant % disk and CPU usage, and instead hangs around 10% MAX disk usage and 30% MAX CPU usage. My hard drive.    

 

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    Solution 1: Close High CPU Used Program. Run Windows Care Genius and then head to System Monitor > Process Monitor. There you will see all the. There is a service called Windows management instrumentation. This service is capable of taking more CPU power. Open task manager and find this. Restart the WMI Provider Host to Fix High CPU Usage · Press Windows key + S, input Services, and press Enter. · In the window that opens, look for.