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Windows 10 chaotic service

mockedarche
By mockedarche
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Man here lately I keep running into more and more issues with windows 10. I hate these seasonal updates I swear. Alright I turned on my pc and now for some random reason this service is using a lot of cpu usage and wont stop. (shown in pic). This service is for windows audio meaning if I stop it then I can't have audio. I tried restarting, updating, and running sfc /scannow nothing has changed. This is one a r7 1700 at 3.4ghz so that 3-5% (it fluctuates between there) is actually a lot of usage. Any suggestions?

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Note I just tried restarting the service and the issue still persists. I really don't want to have to reinstall windows again any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Not a fix, but you could set the task priority to low. That way, whatever program you want to run will get the priority.

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Yep, sounds to me it is a driver issue with the hardwar eyou have and not Windows.

Make sure your graphics card drivers (as it has audio component for it) and your sound card/chip drivers are fully updated.

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@GoodBytes I already have the latest installed and this issue wasn't occurring until yesterday. i've had the newest windows update 1903 for a couple weeks now. Guessing im just gonna have to reinstall windows.

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