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hp Laptop - Slower than a Week in the Jail!

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I have a hp laptop running Windows 10 Home, Version 1909 . It is about 2 years old. Since new it has always run very slow, taking an age to complete commands. What can be the problem?

 

Grateful for any assistance.


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Type in perfmon /report in the Windows Search box and hit enter.  The Performance Manager will automatically run a report and diagnose issues that are impacting your PC. Luckily for you, it will also recommend solutions for each problem found.

 

Thanks for your guidance.

 

I ran the perform /report and this is what I got: (there is another line blow Disk called Report Stats

 

Not quite sure what this is telling me. Grateful for your further guidance.

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You have high CPU usage check the Task Manager.

Thank you for your response.

 

What exactly am I looking for and once a culprit is identified (how?) what action should be taken?

 

Thanks for your continuing assistance.


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Open the Task Manager and click the Processes tab. This will display all of the processes currently running on your computer.

Click the "CPU" column. This will sort the processes based on their current CPU usage.

Find the processes that are accounting for the majority of your CPU usage. Usually there will be only one that is nearly maxed out at 99-100%, though you may have a couple of different programs taking up 50% each.

Post a screenshot of the Task Manager.

Thanks.

 

I ran the Task Man and also a perfmon/report again, Both screen shots are attached.

 

This morning, my laptop took up to 6 minutes to get to the Desktop screen. So slow.....

 

Task Man Screen Print Sep 05 2020.jpg

 

perfmon  report Sep 05 2020.jpg

 

Thanks for your help.


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