ASUS P2540UA Windows 10 - Persistent High CPU Usage by 'System Interrupts' Process

Hello.

For some time, the "System interrupts" process has been consuming around 20-25% of the CPU all the time. I did a Malwarebytes scan - found something, removed, restarted, scanned again and restarted the laptop. It did nothing, system interrupts are still eating up the processor. Nothing I would like to turn on in the autostart - I checked in CCleaner and Autoruns. I attach a scan with OTL and laptop information from Everest. The system is original Windows 10. I am asking for help.

best regards

EDIT: I add a picture which shows that the CPU is 100% used when idle.

And the web is full of info
http://bfy.tw/FEfR
For example, how to suck a program here and check the latency:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/fix-high-cpu-usage-caused-system-interrupts/
you have to turn off the components, because the problem may be physical damage.
Turn off in turn:
wi-fi
lan
audio
others as they are.
From the device manager, select "disable" on the controller.
Place the CPU-Z tab. Update the BIOS.
After installing what driver did it start?

The system is on SSD so I quickly restored it to factory settings On a fresh bet it is the same.

The driver for the integrated graphics card was previously installed, but in the end it was not possible to install it.

I turned off the camera, bluetooth, graphics card, network cards, audio, fingerprint reader - nothing changed. I don't know which things I can turn off yet, I attach a list and screenshots.


EDIT: Before refreshing the system, the sound disappeared for some time for unknown reasons. A long time later after scanning Malwarebytes I got a bluescreen ...
EDIT2: Every device that had the option to turn off including system devices was turned off for some time. CPU consumption from system interrupts was 18-25% all the time.

BIOS is out of date. can flash:
https://www.asus.com/us/Commercial-Laptops/ASUSPRO-P2540UA/HelpDesk_BIOS/
Embed the SMART disk with CrystalDiskInfo.

While I try to flash bios I add SMART disks.

I don't see anything worrying about SMART, but you can still diagnostically disconnect the disc disk.

Bios flashing, the problem is still the same. Does your friend have any other ideas?

Btw thanks for your interest.

EDIT: I disconnected the HDD already, I had to restart my laptop. After turning on the laptop, the plate was switched off without change.

karkam13 wrote:

A long time later after scanning Malwarebytes I got a bluescreen ...

Do you have a dump from this BSOD? If so, please view it from BluescreenView.

Added after 3 [minutes]:

I still have the same idea that something is wrong with the equipment.
Try to work on 1 RAM chip.
Do I only have internet? ; D Here:
http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-2248562/solved-system-interrupts-taking-cpu.html
the old power supply was to blame.
Battery powered is the same problem?

Added after 1 [minutes]:

Disabling "Magic Packet" for an Ethernet card does something work?

Unfortunately, I don't have a dump. On battery power it is the same. Disabling "Magic Packet" did nothing. Now the slingshot consumption ranges from 11 to 27%. I keep searching.


After installing all available drivers (bluetooth, graphics, hotkeye, touchpad, wlan, chipset, bios, card reader, line reader) without changes. Once again I turned off some devices (as in the attached screenshots) and checked the CPU consumption - also without changes ...


EDIT: Babol found - after removing the HDD tray in place of the DVD, the AK184B has no system interrupts. Putting in the other pocket the same interrupt problems are gone. I also came across club art. Problem found.