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FrankenYAG2000
Greetings All - This is my first time posting so I'll ask for your forgiveness in advance for an social faux-pas.
I have two identical machines that I put together for two of my children - the whole remote learning thing. They are both running x64 Windows 10 Pro. I have found that they both experience the exact same problem. They will work fine for a while - minutes to hours - then all of a sudden they will drag down to a glacial crawl. Very slow. So slow that when I try to open the task manager, it says that the task manager is "Not Responding." When I "look under the hood" in the task manager, the CPU's are all maxed-out and "System Interrupts" are near or at 100%. If I reboot the machine, the system returns to normal until the next time - mere minutes to a couple hours away.
I've gone through all the "usual" debugging steps that I can find online, but so far nothing has provided any relief. The consensus seems to be that it is likely a drive issue, but I can't figure out which - I've used the shotgun approach - updating the ones I can - to no avail. I've seen on several forums that experts have asked for a snapshot using the Windows Performance Recorder and Analyzer - So that's what I did last night. I waited for the system to act-up again and then grabbed a 30 second snapshot with the recorder. Here is a dropbox link to the etl file below:
www.dropbox.com
Is there somebody here that can possibly decipher what is in this file and figure what is going on? And point me in the right direction?
Thank you very much. I greatly appreciate any help that is provided.
Best Regards,
-FrankenYAG2000
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I have two identical machines that I put together for two of my children - the whole remote learning thing. They are both running x64 Windows 10 Pro. I have found that they both experience the exact same problem. They will work fine for a while - minutes to hours - then all of a sudden they will drag down to a glacial crawl. Very slow. So slow that when I try to open the task manager, it says that the task manager is "Not Responding." When I "look under the hood" in the task manager, the CPU's are all maxed-out and "System Interrupts" are near or at 100%. If I reboot the machine, the system returns to normal until the next time - mere minutes to a couple hours away.
I've gone through all the "usual" debugging steps that I can find online, but so far nothing has provided any relief. The consensus seems to be that it is likely a drive issue, but I can't figure out which - I've used the shotgun approach - updating the ones I can - to no avail. I've seen on several forums that experts have asked for a snapshot using the Windows Performance Recorder and Analyzer - So that's what I did last night. I waited for the system to act-up again and then grabbed a 30 second snapshot with the recorder. Here is a dropbox link to the etl file below:
Dropbox - File Deleted - Simplify your life
www.dropbox.com
Is there somebody here that can possibly decipher what is in this file and figure what is going on? And point me in the right direction?
Thank you very much. I greatly appreciate any help that is provided.
Best Regards,
-FrankenYAG2000
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