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To check and update Drivers’ open Device manager by Right-click on the Windows Start menu and select Device Manager. So it’s important to check and install the latest updated Device drivers on your system to fix all the driver issues Make sure Installed Drivers Are updatedĪs we already discussed that incompatible drivers can result in a memory leak and different system problems, Make the system slower. And On the next screen, disable or Turn OFF the option to receive updates from more than one place.Click on Update & Security, then click on Advanced Options.Click on the Windows 10 Start button and then click on the Settings icon.If found any the sfc utility automatically restores them with the correct one from a compressed folder located on %WinDir%\System32\dllcache. Once done run sfc /scannow command that scan the system for missing corrupted system files.Wait for 100% complete the scanning process.First run DISM restore health command: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth.Open the command prompt as administrator,.Run build in DISM and system file checker utility that help with restore missing system file with correct one. Run System file checkerĪs discussed before corrupted, missing system files also slow down the system performance. Open the Settings app then click on Privacy,Īlso turn off Get tips, tricks, and suggestions from settings -> system -> on left pane tap on Notifications & actions, then scroll down to toggle OFF “Get tips, tricks, and suggestions as you use Windows”.Right-click on the program that you want to remove then click uninstall.Here you see all the programs installed on your system.

This will open the Programs and Features window.

Press Windows + R key Then Type appwiz.cpl and hit the Enter key.

To uninstall unwanted programs on windows 10

Open task manager using the keyboard shortcut, ctrl + shift + Esc, Right-click programs that are taking high memory and CPU usage then Click “End Task” to close selected programs or apps.

A quick virus check with either defender or Malwarebytes might be helpful.

It might also be some malicious processes that are running in the background and making Windows think that it’s necessary to utilize CPU a lot.

Disconnect all external devices such as printer, scanner, audio jack and check if CPU usage comes to normal.

First of all, restart your PC that helps if any program or service stuck running and eating up system resources, that also fix if any temporary glitch causing 100 CPU usage as well.

1.11 Disable System and compressed memory Windows 10 High CPU Usage.

1.8 Make sure Installed Drivers Are updated.

1.7 Disable Updates From More Than One Place.

1.6 Adjust Windows 10 for best performance.

1.1 Disable Unnecessary Startup Programs.