Windows 10: New PC slower and full of lags

Hi,


after a lot of years I finally got myself a new PC. Previously I've got one of first gen of Intel i5 CPU, and 12GB of RAM, upgraded SATA to faster SSD.

Now I've got i7-9700 with 64GB of RAM and ultra fast 2TB NVMe Samsung 970 EVO PLUS, which really shines with up to 3500MB/s! And platform is brand new Fujitsu Celsius Graphics station....which I got rid of NVIDIA 2200 graphics card, because I really do not need it. It's my home workstation, a bit of server and desktop, engineering machine, not gaming.


But honestly...this new top gun is actually SLOWER than almost 10 years old one! And I haven't install even near to all needed apps on it, which were running on old PC, like IIS web server with MySQL and PHP for dozen of test web sites, and some ESX and Veeam control software, ESET remote admin and many more - I had all those on old PC, and it was running smooth. And Windows 10 versions were both 1909 on old and new PC.


This one now is LAGGY, mouse hiccups all the time.

Every time it goes to sleep it resets window sizes to 860x770px here's the post on this issue, not resolved.

Apps, like Outlook, Excel or Word simply do not open faster than on old PC. Yes, I do have OneDrive and I think it is guilty for delays on this one.


Any idea what should I do?

Just don't tell me to re-install something or reset settings, because it is FRESH INSTALL, all settings are default! All drivers are OEM fresh, all firmware is FRESH, all updates are on, and Windows is patched to latest updatest ...except to 2003 update...yet

:)

 

Random lag spikes

Hi,

We would like to know more about your lag issue:

• What browser are you using when you experience a lag?
• Does the lag occur in a particular game?

In the meantime, we suggest you run the System Maintenance troubleshooter. Here are the steps:

• Press Windows Key + X.
• Click on Control Panel.
• Select Troubleshooting.
• On the left pane, click on View All.
• Click on System Maintenance to run the troubleshooter.

Looking forward to your response.

 

I can't get a video to stream to my lg smart tv in full screen , it's playing full screen on the pc no problem

Hi Steve,

To assist you better, I like to know; how exactly you are trying to stream video from your PC to LG Smart TV?

As an initial step, I suggest you to try updating the display adapter on your system.

Follow the below steps:

• Click on the Start button, and type Device Manager on the search bar.
• Open Device Manager, expand Display Adapters.
• Find and double-click Display Adapters from the left panel to update.
• Right-click the device, and click Update.

As you are able to play the video full screen in your PC, then it might be an issue related to LG Smart TV. I suggest you to check for the LG Smart TV manual and check what all settings need to done to play video in full screen.

Kindly reply to us, with the status of your issue. We will be happy to assist you.

Thank you.

 

W10 getting slower/lagging more (wondering if its somthing I've done)


Hi

OK, so I am a little confused by the results. Here are some screenshots from you first suggestion, run LatencyMon



I should say that during the time this was running, I did not have any issues, but the first time I ran it I was having the usual problems with System Interrupts hogging th CPU, and the text in green at the top was black and said something to the effect that there were problems with the tcp/ip driver and it was causing problems. The computer locked up enitrely before I had a chance to take a screen shot, and I had to restart.

Next I looked at the Drivers tab...





I see nothing here that woudl suggest there was a problem

However, it was a different story with CrystaInfo...











What I find confusing here is that the figures for Reallocated Sectors Count on the the two "caution" drives, D: and T:, arent a lot differen from this on the B drive, whic is reapoted as healthy

B: 100 : 100 ; 36
D: 100 : 100 : 36
T: 99 :99 : 36

Does this mean I am running out of spare sectors?


PS: I will try running LatencyMon if the issues start up again.

ETA: Forgot to add the LatencyMon text report