Windows 10: Windows freezes after logging in, interrupts 100% cpu

Hi, I am using windows 10 20H2 on a HP pavilion with Intel i7-8565U CPU @ 1.80GHz 1.99 GHz, 12 GB Ram, Nvidia Geforce MX250Since 2-3 weeks I have been having the issue that after I log in, my laptop freezes completely on the homescreen/desktop.After about 2-5 minutes the time it freezes is increasing every time I open my task manager and see that the processor is fully being used by lots of different programs. Might this be the problem and how can I change it? I'm thinking of dropbox that I installed for work a month ago, or maybe adobe cloud?After the freezing it stays a bit laggy for one

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Windows 10 System Interrupts 100% CPU Usage

After updating my graphics driver on my Lenovo computer, it started freezing after 1 to 2 minutes after booting. I was able to find out system interrupts is taking up 100% of the CPU.

 

System Interrupts 100% CPU when trying to stream with OBS + freeze

is there only one minidump ?

in the one you shared the crashes seems to be caused by the xusb22.sys (XBox) driver; I think it have to do with the Gamepad !

But I'm not sure if this dump file is related to the problem you described, you need to correlate that with other information from the events viewer logs.

Check also the device manager if you don't have any device marked with the exclamation point (!)

 

System Interrupts 100% CPU when trying to stream with OBS + freeze

This problem started in early February. Before then, I could stream to Facebook Gaming to my heart's content. However, now I am unable to stream on the very same PC that I used to be able to.

Problem is, about two minutes into the stream, a process named "System Interrupts" starts using 100% CPU and about another 30 seconds, my entire system freezes. The only way I can unfreeze my system is by holding the power button to force shut off my PC.

I have NOT made any changes to my PC since OBS was working even for six hour streams other than the normal Windows updates.

A bit of Googling around suggests that it is almost always a driver problem. Basically every website said that. So, I tried installing literally every driver that was listed in Windows Update yet the problem persists. I still get System Interrupts spiking to 100% CPU followed by a system freeze just a couple minutes into the stream. The only thing that I have not updated are my Nvidia drivers but I am 100% sure that it is not the fault of the Nvidia drivers as it is the same version of Nvidia drivers when I was streaming with no issues in January.

I can game with no issues as long as I am NOT streaming them. This includes resource heavy games like Need for Speed: Heat. Now I cannot even throw on an SNES emulator and stream that without System Interrupts spiking to 100% CPU and freezing my PC. I used to be able to stream Final Fantasy XIV which is a fairly resource intensive game without issues and only utilizing 20% CPU.

I already asked the guys over at OBS support and all that they could tell me is that while OBS can trigger these system freezes, the system freeze itself is outside OBS, thus they cannot provide any help in resolving the issue. So I am asking here.

I am using the latest version of OBS Studio and I already ran sfc /scannow and check disk and both pass with flying colors.

I checked the event viewer but I did not see anything out of the ordinary other than the forced shut off attempt

My PC is an HP Envy 17 j177nr with 16 GB ram.


Does anybody know how I can remedy this so I can stream again


Edit: Output of LatencyMon while trying to stream:


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