Windows 10: Windows Firewall taking over 50% of my CPU & slows down my PC greatly

So I've had this problem with antimalwareexecutable for a long time so I decided to find a fix on it. I tried several fixes, including Firewall restarts, resets, malware cleaning, added it to the exclusion list, changed the schedule. Every single fix online that I could find, I tried. None of them worked so as a last resort, I completely turned off Windows Defender as a whole. It is currently working just fine but the problem is that no windows aplication like store or even pictures will work without windows defender but I refuse to enable it as long as it takes 50% of my CPU. So here is the question:


Is there a way to stop this anti malware executable from taking 50% of my CPU (when idle, mind you) that I HAVENT tried.


If not


Is there a way to still use Pictures without WIndows Defender..


Honestly Microsoft, sort it out. This isn't exactly a new issue.

:)

 

AppleMobileDeviceService.exe consistently takes 50% of CPU usage.

Original title: An App. called AppleMobileDeviceService.exe consistently takes 50% of CPU usage. I am not using iTunes. Apple says iI should ask Microsoft. I use AX oper. sys.

An App. called AppleMobileDeviceService.exe consistently takes 50% of CPU usage. I am not logged on to iTunes, nor is my iPod connected to my PC when this .exe runs with 50% usage. Apple suggested I contact Microsoft. I use AX oper. sys. Apple suggested
contacting Microsoft.

 

Groove Music taking 50-60% of CPU in task manager


As the title says, while playing music the Groove Music in task manager is taking up 50-60% of my CPU. I doubt it is supposed to be this much does anyone have any suggestions?

 

Only 54% CPU Usage Maximum :'(

Hello,

The lower the CPU usage, the better. Most applications will not use up more than 50% of your CPU for an extended period of time. To verify, what are the usual applications that you run on your PC? Does your PC slow down at 54%?

If your PC slows down at 54%, check this article: Tips to improve PC performance in Windows 10. Click on
Show all, and you'll see a list of troubleshooting steps to make your PC run better. The tips are listed in order, so start with the first one.

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