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I 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 replyin

I 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.

kaetemi 4y ago
The time it runs at 100% seems to go up exponentially the longer you leave the system off. It just seems like very bad programming to me.
- philjohn 4y ago
  Could it be all of your windows store apps updating? The longer you leave it, the more than will have updates?