Question Computer Slow / Unresponsive

[Kevin0412]

Hi everyone,

Computer has been acting weird lately. I will run WoW or any game and then Youtube or anything video related is very slow, Facebook typing is slow and takes up 5 seconds to catch up every time you type something and now I've been noticing that programs won't open right away when I click on them.

I have run CCleaner to clean all the crap out, I've ran both Malwarebytes and AVG even Adwcleaner and everything is coming back fine. I dont know what happened I dont install or click links that I'm not aware of or that will give me a virus.

Any help would be great diagnosing the problem

 

[boju]

List all pc specs.

Monitor cpu temp with Core Temp.

Check all memory is accounted for with Cpuz and also check task manager processes for cpu/ram sorting highest to lowest. Right click any abnormally high process and click search online to find out what it is.

 

[Kevin0412]

PC Specs:
Case: Corsair Carbide Delta RGB Series
Motherboard: MSI B550-A-Pro
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper EVO 212
Ram: HyperX 32GB
GPU: EVGA GTX 2060
Power Supply: Corsair 750W 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular
Windows 10 Home


I checked the task manager process and cleaned some of that out. Like 8 think of Teams running, 30 of Chrome etc.. not sure how or why that happened when I didnt even have any of those programs running.

Memory is 6-8Gb used out 32GB and temps look good

 

[boju]

I checked the task manager process and cleaned some of that out. Like 8 think of Teams running, 30 of Chrome etc.. not sure how or why that happened when I didnt even have any of those programs running.

See startup items in task manager, see what you want disabled.

Your system is powerful enough not to really slow down with all of that going but try anyway.

What's your os drive and how full?

 

[Kevin0412]

Okay.

I use a Samsung SSD 970 Evo Plus 1 TB and its just over a 1/4 full. 628 GB Free out of 930 GB

Any other games I may or may not play have been loaded on to a internal hard drive.