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I shouldn't need to run my laptop for days at 100% to please some Windows Store optimization service, just because I haven't booted it up for a month. I have a
by kaetemi 4y ago
I shouldn't need to run my laptop for days at 100% to please some Windows Store optimization service, just because I haven't booted it up for a month. I have a desktop, the laptop is for emergencies. But it's useless because Windows insists on emptying the battery when I need it.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoYou don't need to run your laptop for days at 100%. That's complete fiction.
- kaetemi 4y agoNope. It can do this for days if you leave the laptop off long enough. And then the CPU usage will suddenly drop to 0% when it's done. It's not even updating, it's Windows Store / universal app shenanigans. You're assuming it's actually doing something important. I'm assuming there's a bug in Windows. Which is more likely?
- xboxnolifes 4y agoI still find it hard to believe that Windows will take your CPU to 100% for literal days given any vacation from use. That being said, I realized after replying that I removed most of the background processes like the store, so I was thinking mostly just update related stuff. I have no idea how bad some of the "optional" services are.