So a few months back there was a big update for windows 10 that created a few problems for me.
A list of the problems are:
- Steam chat is delayed massively
- Teamspeak tabs aren't showing any text when clicked until after a while
- Tool bar buttons don't show up for a while after clicked
- The whole file explorer runs slow and type lag when searching
I tried many different things i.e giving more ram but when I have my task manager open I can see that my CPU, RAM and Disc never go above 10% when doing any of those tasks.
I have however noticed what it seems to be but I am not sure how I might resolve it, it seems that the tick between each of my pc's frame update are extremely long so if I type in the search bar it takes a while for a tick to happen and actually type in my text.
The reason I think that is the case is on task manager as well rather than constantly updating the disc usage etc it updates all the stats with large time gaps between, however if I resize the window for the task manager the task manager continously update whilst im doing the resizing.
I have tried many different solutions to windows 10 running slow but often they are for peoples PC which are running slow because their CPU / RAM or disc is being used up but mine isn't and these solution have not worked.
Sorry if I have written this whole thing weird or missed stuff out that may help you help me but please let me know of anything.
EDIT:
So I saw that on task manager there was an update speed option, tried setting it to fast and it made no difference to my system update time but it was probably the equivelant to the slow setting if my system wasn't updating so slow.
A list of the problems are:
- Steam chat is delayed massively
- Teamspeak tabs aren't showing any text when clicked until after a while
- Tool bar buttons don't show up for a while after clicked
- The whole file explorer runs slow and type lag when searching
I tried many different things i.e giving more ram but when I have my task manager open I can see that my CPU, RAM and Disc never go above 10% when doing any of those tasks.
I have however noticed what it seems to be but I am not sure how I might resolve it, it seems that the tick between each of my pc's frame update are extremely long so if I type in the search bar it takes a while for a tick to happen and actually type in my text.
The reason I think that is the case is on task manager as well rather than constantly updating the disc usage etc it updates all the stats with large time gaps between, however if I resize the window for the task manager the task manager continously update whilst im doing the resizing.
I have tried many different solutions to windows 10 running slow but often they are for peoples PC which are running slow because their CPU / RAM or disc is being used up but mine isn't and these solution have not worked.
Sorry if I have written this whole thing weird or missed stuff out that may help you help me but please let me know of anything.
EDIT:
So I saw that on task manager there was an update speed option, tried setting it to fast and it made no difference to my system update time but it was probably the equivelant to the slow setting if my system wasn't updating so slow.