Task manager process System cpu usage

[DrJones]

6 hours ago, Bion1985 said:

It's still doing it, usually not right away but like 10-20 minutes after I turn the pc on. Seems to be able to be corrected if I restsrt. But when I pack my laptop away and get it out the next day to use it usually does it on power up with the 15-20 minute delay as stated.

If it's a regular occurrence starting at normally the same time after you power on, it really sounds like something automatically updating or checking for updates

[SkilledRebuilds]

Could also be Windows aggressive superfetching. (Disable Superfetch in Services and reboot)

Win10 also has its own set of leaks and problems... Windows 10 still feels like a "Beta" product on many systems.

Disabling Superfetch on many Win10 systems has alleviated some issues with resource hungry hogging.

(If this does not fix your issues, you can simply reverse the process and re-enable it.

 

Superfetch is a Windows 10 system service, which makes sure that the most accessed data is available right from the RAM.

However, if you disable the service, you can notice a decrease in CPU usage.

[Bion1985]

I think I might of solved it, think it could of been a bad wireless lan Driver. I realized it started usually whenever I would download something or access the Internet I uninstalled the adapter Driver and let windowa handle it and so far no issues 

[DrJones]

20 hours ago, Bion1985 said:

I think I might of solved it, think it could of been a bad wireless lan Driver. I realized it started usually whenever I would download something or access the Internet I uninstalled the adapter Driver and let windowa handle it and so far no issues 

Awesome, glad to hear it!