My laptop uses 50% just after boot

[Owais345]

I have disabled a lot of the start-up apps but the ram uses stays at 50% on start up it has 16 gigs of LPDDR5

[Eigenvektor]

Check task manager, most likely it's simply cache. Which is a good thing, since it helps speed things up. Unless your computer constantly crashes with Out-of-Memory errors, don't worry about it.

[Owais345]

8 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

Check task manager, most likely it's simply cache. Which is a good thing, since it helps speed things up. Unless your computer constantly crashes with Out-of-Memory errors, don't worry about it.

[Owais345]

18 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

Check task manager, most likely it's simply cache. Which is a good thing, since it helps speed things up. Unless your computer constantly crashes with Out-of-Memory errors, don't worry about it.

Isent 6gb a lot for windows

 

[Eigenvektor]

3 minutes ago, Owais345 said:

Isent 6gb a lot for windows

 

Not really. It's not all used by Windows in any case, check the details tab in Task Manager, sort by memory usage, see if you find anything that stands out. But as I said, as long as your machine isn't crashing because it's out of memory, it's just Windows doing its thing.

[Mark Kaine]

15 minutes ago, Owais345 said:

Isent 6gb a lot for windows

 

depends,  post a full view of your startup tab for starters so we can see what's actually running for sure. 

[Owais345]

15 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

depends,  post a full view of your startup tab for starters so we can see what's actually running for sure. 

FYI, I'm not using lively wallpaper it just starts up

[Mark Kaine]

2 hours ago, Owais345 said:

FYI, I'm not using lively wallpaper it just starts up

i would say with this massive amount of bloatware, yes its normal.  

 

what i don't understand why it says not measured everywhere,  that seems like a bug perhaps. 

 

 

here's my startup for comparison 

 

[Owais345]

5 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

i would say with this massive amount of bloatware, yes its normal.  

 

what i don't understand why it says not measured everywhere,  that seems like a bug perhaps. 

 

 

here's my startup for comparison 

 

Its been that way on my last laptop too it didn't tell me anything about how much the impact was 

[Owais345]

21 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

i would say with this massive amount of bloatware, yes its normal.  

 

what i don't understand why it says not measured everywhere,  that seems like a bug perhaps. 

 

 

here's my startup for comparison 

 

 this is my task manager