Windows 10: Slowdown every few minutes - SHCore.dll?

Hello,
So I've been trying to identify this issue for months and I cannot for the life of me figure this out. I've checked EVERYTHING, and I can't trace where the lag is coming from. Reinstalled Windows multiple times and experience the lag.

According to Process Hacker, SHCore.dll!GetDpiForMonitor+0x70 is constantly being called in the threads. Extremely apparent when the slowdown happens. I do have a short trace ETL that I can upload but it may take a while. How could I try to identify the issue myself using WPA?

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Blue Errors every few minutes

That link points to a shortcut not the actual DMP file. Try it again

 

Blue Errors every few minutes

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Please follow our instructions for finding and uploading the files we need to help you fix your computer. They can be found here
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@Still Did you ever figure this out?

I suspect I my observation of SHCore.dll!GetDpiForMonitor+0x70 is similar to yours. In my case explorer hangs for an undetermined amount of time (30+ seconds) when I attempt to create new folders on an external disk I have. When I've rebooted in the past the behavior goes away only to return days later.

In my case I have a hunch that one of the shell extensions I've loaded is the cause. I think I SysInternals Process Monitor may help me track it down.