Windows 10: Process Multiplication on Task Manager

Hi! i have this problem.I am a designer and illustrator so it is quite normal that my computer is slow. But today and yesterday my computer was running much slower than normal.When I go to the task manager I see that many programs are duplicated and even quadrupled.My internet is slow too. I am typing this in google translator and it takes a few seconds to translate.I recently bought an app to improve performance. Avast Cleanup Premium. Maybe that's it?ok. thats it.thanx btw

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Task Manager overrun with unidentified Processes

Task Manager is getting overrun with unidentified Processes
hogging my ram and cpu . when i try to stop these it says Access Denied .

I need tools that give me control to stop and prevent these tasks, and also beyond any doubt identify the processes .

Alot of svg hosts etc. This is just a part of the list. There is a whole row More of these processes.
I'm almost certain this is making a game i play crash a lot .

Note i am using process hacker a tool i found online that gives more information on processes - that is the Task manager im using as seen in the preview.
But even that i dont understand how to use if it was useful in this at all. I just want some brute force method of dealing with this. But willing to look around .

 

Multiple windows process managers take up too much CPU

Hi Alec,

The previous update you installed could be the cause as to why you encounter this issue. With this, you may use the
Task Manager which provides a number of tabs that will allow you to monitor the applications, processes and services that are running on your device. This is helpful when trying to troubleshoot applications or find out
why your computer became slow. Follow these steps on how to open
Task Manager:

• Right-click the Taskbar and click on
  Task Manager.
• Open Start, do a search for
  Task Manager and click the result.
• Use the Ctrl + Shift + Esc keyboard shortcut.
• Use the Ctrl + Alt + Del keyboard shortcut and click on Task Manager.
• Use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut to open the
  power-user menu and click on
  Task Manager.

Under the Processes tab, check the
percentage of the total resource use for the
processor, memory, hard drive and network. You can click the column names to sort the list and bring to the top the ones using the most resources. If you see any of these resources
running high (90 percent or higher), this could be the factor why you encounter this issue. After you identify the problem, right-click the process, and select
End task to terminate it.

Aside from this step, we also suggest that you try to check and run the update once again on your computer. Make sure
to start the whole update instead of continue, to avoid any update component corruption.

Let us know how it goes and feel free to get back to us if you need further assistance.

 

Task manager not showing any process!

In Task Manager, if you click View - Refresh Now, does the list of processes update?

If so, check View - Update Speed, is it set to normal?