Windows 10: Windows Startup CPU/RAM/Disk Variable Usage

Hardware: 2018 Dell Inspiron Laptop Model P75F

At log in, the Windows 10 OS will cycle through random high usage of the CPU 30-90% cyclical usage, and constant 100% Disk HDD usage and then Windows will crash and restart the OS not the PC. There weren't any updates that I was aware of in the last few days before this started.


Startup repair finds no issues.

I've tried restoring a backup from a few days before it happened with no success.

I also tried to reinstall Windows and problem still occurs.

System will boot into Safe Mode with no issues, and problem does not occur in safe mode.

I've also tried uninstalling the battery and AC adapter driver, and changing the power management settings from the available default options.


Any suggestions or help would be appreciated.

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Relation between the Three CPU/RAM/Disk Space

Query Are:



1. What is the significance/working between CPU usage/RAM/Disk (Memory management) in Win-10 (64 bit)

why Disk Usage (C,D,E) shows full and practically its almost free in GB Eg: 300-400 GB

2. Please explain the significance of disk usage with CPU.

3. Please explain RAM usage or behaviour of RAM if CPU usage is Full.

Like if CPU memory is full then it tries to load on RAM or disk ...



How win-10 manage it..

 

RAM leaks and high CPU usage

Sorry to seem so negative, folks, but am I the only one who thinks it's disgraceful that the onus seems continually to be on users to fix the ridiculous RAM leaks and high CPU usage problems that were caused by the Fall 2017 Creators Update?

I received the Creators Update for Windows 10 Pro near the end of the year -- not surprisingly, since I'm currently living in eastern Europe. Installation went smoothly, but from the outset, I began experiencing significantly higher RAM and CPU usage. These
were issues that I'd not experienced before. I did a bit of research, and discovered that the errors don't really seem to depend on system hardware or idiosyncratic configurations. Instead, the problems appear to lie clearly with the update itself.

I'm lucky enough to have a very robust system: i7 Haswell-E 5820, factory overclocked and liquid-cooled; 32 GB of RAM; GTX-980; fast SSD as my program drive, etc. I also have a Rainmeter skin that shows me RAM and CPU usage in real time. On boot, I used
to see only about 2.25 GB of RAM being used; CPU would settle to 1-2%. Since the Creators Update, RAM usage on boot is routinely from a low of about 4.25 GB to as much as 7.5 GB, and CPU usage regularly shows prolonged inexplicable intervals of 20 - 35% usage,
and occasionally even more.

I've tried the various suggested measures to alleviate the problems, with minimal (and only temporary) success at best. I've had no success at all in trying to get information directly from Microsoft through Support. It's worth noting that all the various
suggestions to deal with these problems involving taking steps to cripple Windows functionality in order to reduce system overheads, thereby depriving users of some of the very benefits the OS is supposed to provide. Microsoft doesn't seem to be bothered by
that; in fact, it seem quite content to allow users to flounder around in the mess created by the update.

Does anyone have a definitive solution for the RAM leakage and CPU usage problems (short of turning to an alternative OS)? Is there any word as to whether Microsoft will address these problems soon?

Moved from: [Windows / Windows 10 / Windows settings]

 

100% CPU and DISK USAGE

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