HELP!! WMI Provider Host high usage everytime!!

[Kranolf]

Hello.

 

So this issue started a while ago, high CPU usage on WMI Provider host. I was able to remove it temporarily (couple days, or weeks maximum) using some advices I read on different websites, but then it was back after that. It got worse, now those methods do not work. I am looking for someone who could help me fix this issue. Sometimes it's so bad that it takes 10 seconds to open something. Sometimes it's better. I am using an i7 8700k, had them on fast tuning (4.7ghz) preset oc from motherboard bios, now I set all bios settings to default in hope that it will resolve the problem. 

 

I was thinking also that it might be some hardware issue, but if task manager is correct, I doubt that. It has to be something with the CPU, the usage is abnormally high.

This WMI Provider Host always fluctuates, with just a few chrome tabs and battlenet opened, it jumps from 10% to 30% in seconds, then back to 15 and so on. Whenever I open something, this is what happens (picture below) it jumps to 40+ % which makes my CPU's total usage 99 and 100%.

 

Event viewer is full of errors. Idk what this means.

 

Here are my full specs:

-i7 8700k

-strix z370-f

-aorus 1080

-16gb ddr4 3200mhz

-kraken x62 cooler 

-250gb ssd (windows and softwares)

-2tb hdd (movies and games)

-nzxt hue+

-nzxt rgb fans

[cbhagberg]

Open Event Viewer ( Eventvwr.msc )

navigate to Applications and Service Logs\Microsoft\Windows\WMI-Activity\Operational.

There you will see a log,  look for errors and check which ClientProcessId/PID it related to.

Then use the Details tab in Task Manager to identify the app that is causing the issue

[Kranolf]

2 minutes ago, cbhagberg said:

Open Event Viewer ( Eventvwr.msc )

navigate to Applications and Service Logs\Microsoft\Windows\WMI-Activity\Operational.

There you will see a log,  look for errors and check which ClientProcessId/PID it related to.

Then use the Details tab in Task Manager to identify the app that is causing the issue

Yes I just edited my post before you wrote. I just found that one of those errors is Razer Synapse app, the other one is HWMonitor. What should I do next? They are functioning. 

[Kranolf]

5 minutes ago, Kranolf said:

Yes I just edited my post before you wrote. I just found that one of those errors is Razer Synapse app, the other one is HWMonitor. What should I do next? They are functioning. 

There are errors I can't even find lol

[Kranolf]

15 hours ago, cbhagberg said:

Open Event Viewer ( Eventvwr.msc )

navigate to Applications and Service Logs\Microsoft\Windows\WMI-Activity\Operational.

There you will see a log,  look for errors and check which ClientProcessId/PID it related to.

Then use the Details tab in Task Manager to identify the app that is causing the issue

WMI Provider is back to normal now. It is only a matter of time when it will come back. What should I do with these apps that caused the error?