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Windows 10 Pro Creators Update: System Interrupts Process - How to Disable and CPU Usage

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  • #1 16497492
    keppel123
    Level 9  
    Hello, I have windows 10 pro with current creators update. A certain process is bothering me, it's called "system interrupts", it draws some CPU power, 1-2%, kind of tiny, but always something. Anyone know what this process is and how to disable it?
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    #2 16497507
    mikomaaz
    Level 17  
    It is a system process and does nothing wrong with your computer. If it only uses 1-2% then there is nothing to worry about. For your own peace of mind, you can monitor this process for a long time.
    You can also defragment the disk using system tools (type "defragmentation" in the search).
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  • #3 16497512
    keppel123
    Level 9  
    I did defragmentation a few days ago
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    #4 16497517
    mikomaaz
    Level 17  
    Then it's all right then. You can provide the specification of the computer.
    On other forums I haven't found a particularly satisfactory answer, so if you don't mind this process, you can "sleep well".
    Preventively scan your computer with your anti-virus (preferably Windows Deffender) and MalwareBytes.
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  • #5 16497586
    keppel123
    Level 9  
    I73770, 16gb ram 1333mhz and gtx 750 ti. Rather, everything is ok, I scanned the eset with a nod from 3 days ago and the system is clean, apparently this is how it should be with this process, I ask because I have been using win 7 so far and practically no system process running in the background consumed the processor.
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    #6 16497598
    mikomaaz
    Level 17  
    I honestly admit that some such system processes are quite random. As long as it doesn't take 10% or more, I wouldn't worry about it. Windows 10 does a lot in the background. In addition, I noticed that its optimal operation manifests itself only after a dozen or so runs from the introduced changes, e.g. updates.
  • #7 16497611
    keppel123
    Level 9  
    I will tell you, my friend, that I have heard many negative opinions about 10, but for me it is a worthy successor to 7, it is definitely faster because of the simpler and angular interface, and even though some background processes put a strain on the processor, the performance is still high. Thanks for the info on this process so wgl :)
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The discussion revolves around the "System Interrupts" process in Windows 10 Pro Creators Update, which reportedly consumes 1-2% of CPU resources. Users express concern over this process, questioning its necessity and potential for disabling it. Responses indicate that this is a normal system process and not harmful, with suggestions to monitor its activity and perform regular system maintenance, such as disk defragmentation and antivirus scans. Users share their system specifications and experiences, noting that while some background processes may consume CPU, overall performance remains satisfactory compared to Windows 7.
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