Help me to fix it

[Nikol Sahoo..]

I was just updating all the drivers and doing all the stuff but I saw high cpu usage in task manager and to my surprise it was WMI Provider Host using like 6 to 7 percent of my cpu which was unusual because it didn't reset to idle 0 to 1 percent cpu usage even after hours and in event log i saw that there was like mountain of errors and yes restarting the service does let it go away but until next boot  and i have verified the repository its consistant and yes i have also checked for corrupted files none was there

please help how to return it to normal

[Timme]

50 minutes ago, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

I was just updating all the drivers and doing all the stuff

Is it a new laptop?

[Nikol Sahoo..]

1 hour ago, Timme said:

Is it a new laptop?

nope 1 year old and i was just updating intel graphics oem driver 

[Timme]

19 minutes ago, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

nope 1 year old and i was just updating intel graphics oem driver 

Happen to have a recent recovery point or image? If this only occurred after the updates(and no other OS tinkering, right?), it might as well be one of those. Try booting into Safe Mode with Networking. It should load the very minimum on the network side of things - if there are no problems, the new drivers are the problem.

Also, do you have the latest BIOS version?

[Nikol Sahoo..]

5 minutes ago, Timme said:

Happen to have a recent recovery point or image? If this only occurred after the updates(and no other OS tinkering, right?), it might as well be one of those. Try booting into Safe Mode with Networking. It should load the very minimum on the network side of things - if there are no problems, the new drivers are the problem.

Also, do you have the latest BIOS version?

i have tried to revert to older driver but the issue was still there and safe mode thing i will try and you see those client process id they are different at all time sometimes its due to windows settings app,antimalware service executable and many other

[Timme]

23 minutes ago, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

i have tried to revert to older driver but the issue was still there and safe mode thing i will try and you see those client process id they are different at all time sometimes its due to windows settings app,antimalware service executable and many other

There's also a win utility Procmon64 - you can track a process by ID or name, record from boot to the error(or match the time of the error with process history), see the process stack, and view what exactly happened step-by-step. 

But these are the exact problems you create restore points I think Win should create one automatically before installation of the drivers. 

[Timme]

also, run "chkdsk /r" for good measure

[Nikol Sahoo..]

50 minutes ago, Timme said:

Happen to have a recent recovery point or image? If this only occurred after the updates(and no other OS tinkering, right?), it might as well be one of those. Try booting into Safe Mode with Networking. It should load the very minimum on the network side of things - if there are no problems, the new drivers are the problem.

Also, do you have the latest BIOS version?

i dont know how in safe mode i didnt find the issue and after restarting windows the issue appeared again but somehow gone after some time and i will look into it for sometime if everything is fine then good

[Nikol Sahoo..]

9 minutes ago, Timme said:

There's also a win utility Procmon64 - you can track a process by ID or name, record from boot to the error(or match the time of the error with process history), see the process stack, and view what exactly happened step-by-step. 

But these are the exact problems you create restore points I think Win should create one automatically before installation of the drivers. 

yeah i also think win should create restore point automatically but what can we do 

[Timme]

Just now, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

i dont know how in safe mode i didnt find the issue

Safe Mode only loads basic Windows drivers, and won't load any 3rd party one's

[Nikol Sahoo..]

2 minutes ago, Timme said:

Safe Mode only loads basic Windows drivers, and won't load any 3rd party one's

i mean after exiting safe mode the issue is kind of gone somehow

[Timme]

Just now, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

yeah i also think win should create restore point automatically but what can we do 

Did you check, though? Control Panel->Security and Maintenance->Recovery?

[Timme]

Just now, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

i mean after exiting safe mode the issue is kind of gone somehow

Your newly installed drivers do load on regular boot, but not in safe mode. So it's one of those. Mb a chipset or network card driver?

[Nikol Sahoo..]

1 minute ago, Timme said:

Did you check, though? Control Panel->Security and Maintenance->Recovery?

its there but after the windows update it was created and for my graphics driver i use lenovo vantage or simply download from there official website

[Timme]

4 minutes ago, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

its there but after the windows update it was created and for my graphics driver i use lenovo vantage or simply download from there official website

Manual uninstallation of non-essential devices from Device Manager, restart, and let W install its own. You can also try IObit Driver Booster(it's an official giveaway)

[Nikol Sahoo..]

2 minutes ago, Timme said:

Your newly installed drivers do load on regular boot, but not in safe mode. So it's one of those. Mb a chipset or network card driver?

a chipset or network card driver-> no software update till date and the issue was there before updating to new graphics driver as i noticed the issue before updating the graphics driver

[Nikol Sahoo..]

2 minutes ago, Timme said:

Manual uninstallation of non-essential devices from Device Manager, restart, and let W install its own. You can also try IObit Driver Booster(it's an official giveaway)

what to uninstall how will i know

[Timme]

13 minutes ago, Nikol Sahoo.. said:

what to uninstall how will i know

Do you remember what drivers you installed? I'd suggest starting with Network Adapters and Software Components->everything Intel
But do run the Driver Booster first - it can spot problematic drivers/devices, and might as well refresh the driver updates