Windows 10: Super slow after official windows update every time since March, SOLVED FOR ME!

So I've been having nearly literal fistfights with my laptop since March immediately after anofficial Windows update absolutely every time resulting me having to reset my Windows installation. After trying some fixes with the command prompt I thought I would actually have to throw this device in the bin and start saving for the next one.

Now, Estonian language uses letters like Õõ, Ää, Öö, Üü, so I always install the Estonian language pack on windows. This actually seems to have caused my issues. Since the keyboard layout is different from the English one, I could not get some symbols I needed in the command prompt, changing the language in the toolbar didn't work neither, so I had to remove my language to get them. The super slow issue stayed for the rest of the day. Since I nearly got stuck in the "scanning & repairing disk" loop on boot up, I didn't turn off my laptop. The next day my laptop was working perfectly fine. Until today, as I had to write an E-mail in Estonian. Immediately after reinstalling the Estonian language pack I was back in the stone age. Took me over half an hour and about a quarter of my remaining nerve cells to write a short E-mail. Removed the language pack afterwards and no issues again.


I really hope this fix helps other people, too, because I know how supermassively annoying it gets nearly smashed my device a couple of times. And I do hope some developers/programmers from Windows see this and actually care to try and fix it as I've seen literally thousands of people with these issues.


BTW if someone has figured out the same fix and realized that the issue is not with languages other than English but actually having multiple languages at the same time, please let me know. I would rather have Estonian language installed instead of English, but at this point I'm too scared to try.

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super slow

Hi Mehedy,

PC performance might slow down due to a possible corrupted system file, high CPU, memory, or disk usage, hardware failures or software conflicts. For us to narrow down the issue, kindly answer these questions:

• What is the make and model of your device?
• What is the build number and version of your Windows?
• Have you made any recent hardware or software changes prior to this issue?
• On which activity does your PC slows down?
• What are the troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

In the meantime, we suggest that you perform the given methods on this article:

Tips to improve PC performance in Windows 10.

We will wait for your response.

 

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