hello, i have a friend who owns a laptop and he recently told me that since 3 days ago, his laptop has been running bad, we live pretty far from each other so i installed teamviewer on his PC
when i tried to figure out his problem, i found that "dwp.exe" was hogging all the GPU for some reason which i imagined was what was causing the issue, however trying to google the solution myself has lead me nowhere but this thread of people who all told me to try different solution none of which worked
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...sage-gpu/a14dae9b-8faf-4920-a237-75ebac8073f5
my friend also claim that he rarely hear a weird "STONK" noise since the problem happened, i tried some HDD utility like HDDScan, Seagate Seatools and HDTune, i learned that my friend has a 1000 GB hard disk and a 128 GB SSD installed on his laptop however for some reason HDDScan refuses to give me the S.M.A.R.T stats of his drive and HDTune is unable to do that on his 128 GB SSD, returning instead a bunch of "unknown values"
i don't know what else i can do other than suggesting my friend to either reinstall windows or better yet, change his SSD whole and reinstall windows, any other suggestion about what can i try to do?
when i tried to figure out his problem, i found that "dwp.exe" was hogging all the GPU for some reason which i imagined was what was causing the issue, however trying to google the solution myself has lead me nowhere but this thread of people who all told me to try different solution none of which worked
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...sage-gpu/a14dae9b-8faf-4920-a237-75ebac8073f5
my friend also claim that he rarely hear a weird "STONK" noise since the problem happened, i tried some HDD utility like HDDScan, Seagate Seatools and HDTune, i learned that my friend has a 1000 GB hard disk and a 128 GB SSD installed on his laptop however for some reason HDDScan refuses to give me the S.M.A.R.T stats of his drive and HDTune is unable to do that on his 128 GB SSD, returning instead a bunch of "unknown values"
i don't know what else i can do other than suggesting my friend to either reinstall windows or better yet, change his SSD whole and reinstall windows, any other suggestion about what can i try to do?
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