Listen sir, i restarded my PC, that option that reinstalls Windows and i still have 100% CPU Usage.
Should i try installing it from USB or what?
What should i do to fix high CPU Usage?
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I had a Windows 7 Professional and then thought about upgrading to Windows 10 since Windows 7 is coming to end. When I upgraded to Windows 10 i got a random Blue Screen. My PC restarted i opened Task Manager and there it is 100% CPU Usage non-stop. Its really annoying i read the same problem of some guy on this kinda forum, and followed his steps. None of them worked and i'm really annoyed by Windows 10. This never happened on Windows 7 and i'm really hoping there is a way to fix this.
My PC:
CPU: Intel Core i5 2400 3,10GHz
RAM:12GB(4x3)
Graphics Card: Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB GDDR5
HDD:1TB
I found out that System Idle Process is taking too much CPU how can I fix this?
Waiting for help.
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Listen sir, i restarded my PC, that option that reinstalls Windows and i still have 100% CPU Usage.
Should i try installing it from USB or what?
What should i do to fix high CPU Usage?
Listen sir, i restarded my PC, that option that reinstalls Windows and i still have 100% CPU Usage.
Should i try installing it from USB or what?
You must do it the way I mentioned before:
Boot the machine with the Media Creation Tool
In other words, you must make the USB flash disk your primary boot device.
And if i have one disk C:.
There is that part when i need to format partitions,
what do i do in my case if i have only one disk?
Sir, i just did the fresh installation of Windows.
I still have 100% CPU usage.
Please help me out.
With puzzling cases like this I see these options for you: