Because after a few changes you turn mad -)īut in the end I was able to bring down RAM from 7.3 GB usage to 4.2 GB. I had a scribble block next to me to note down which parts I disabled and what the RAM / CPU usage was after each step. It was not Kaspersky.I recommend to reserve 2 h or so, since you will go through frequent reboots. Just went through the ordeal described on the microsoft page. PS: It’s well worth following the recommendation in the MS article to use the “rule of halves” when troubleshooting - if I had not done that it would have taken an awful lot longer to work through all my Services one by one! If you’ve got the same issue, check if you’ve got that running and try disabling it (Task Manager » Startup » right click on True Color, Disable » Restart) if that works, you’ve saved yourself some time, otherwise, it’s back to Anton’s MS article and work through it. In my case (on a Dell Inspiron 5000 series running Windows 10) the culprit turned out to be “ True Color” which was enabled to run at Startup. Working through the Microsoft Support article referenced by Anton Mefodys did the trick, though it took me well over an hour. Same problem - Kaspersky taking up constant 20 - 30% CPU.
If the issue persits, create a request to Tech Support Try to identify probable influence from third party applications.
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