Question Windows Logon GUI Application high cpu usage

[likeservice15006]

I noticed that my pc was getting slow and when I checked task manager i see this process "Windows Logon GUI Application" eating my cpu usage and disappearing after few seconds when i check task manager. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

task manager picture:

https://imgur.com/3OfIewN

View: https://imgur.com/3OfIewN


PC Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 5 2600x
MoBo: MSI B350m Bazooka
GPU: Asus Strix RX 580 8gb OC
RAM: 16gb G.Skill Trident Z RGB
PSU: Silverstone Strider Plus 500w 80+ bronze

 

[Ralston18]

Two immediate options:

1) Run the built-in Windows 10 troubleshooters - they may find and fix something.

2) Run "sfc /scannow".

Reference:

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-use-sfc-scannow-to-repair-windows-system-files-2626161

As always, be sure that all data is backed up and that you have a recovery disk or USB drive available.

 

[likeservice15006]

Two immediate options:

1) Run the built-in Windows 10 troubleshooters - they may find and fix something.

2) Run "sfc /scannow".

Reference:

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-use-sfc-scannow-to-repair-windows-system-files-2626161

As always, be sure that all data is backed up and that you have a recovery disk or USB drive available.

do i only backup the drive that has windows in it?

 

[likeservice15006]

Two immediate options:

1) Run the built-in Windows 10 troubleshooters - they may find and fix something.

2) Run "sfc /scannow".

Reference:

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-use-sfc-scannow-to-repair-windows-system-files-2626161

As always, be sure that all data is backed up and that you have a recovery disk or USB drive available.

Two immediate options:

1) Run the built-in Windows 10 troubleshooters - they may find and fix something.

2) Run "sfc /scannow".

Reference:

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-use-sfc-scannow-to-repair-windows-system-files-2626161

As always, be sure that all data is backed up and that you have a recovery disk or USB drive available.

Tried both still did not work

 

[Ralston18]

You should have multiple backups of everything: data, cloned drive, images. Preferably multiple backups with some stored away from your home if possible.

With respect to the original problem you will need to do some additional reading and research.

Google "windows logon gui application cpu usage" and vary the wording as necessary. Objective is to look for other possible options and solutions.

E.g.:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...high-cpu/c6f0314b-fd6c-4e82-bcbe-07c117cdb410

Windows Logon GUI application causing high CPU usage!?

So the problem is as it says, when i start up my computer everything works smooth and fine, but then i hear the ventilators working as if the computer...

www.windowsphoneinfo.com

No need to immediately start doing things and trying every option that shows up. Avoid, for example, solutions that want to download some software "fix" or tinker with the Registry.

Just look and read. If settings and configuration changes are suggested look at your settings to see what they may be.

Hopefully, you will notice some other relevant factor that matches your computer's high CPU usage.

When you do identify some possible solution remember to change only one thing at a time. Keep notes in case you need to go back and undo something.

 

[likeservice15006]

You should have multiple backups of everything: data, cloned drive, images. Preferably multiple backups with some stored away from your home if possible.

With respect to the original problem you will need to do some additional reading and research.

Google "windows logon gui application cpu usage" and vary the wording as necessary. Objective is to look for other possible options and solutions.

E.g.:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...high-cpu/c6f0314b-fd6c-4e82-bcbe-07c117cdb410

Windows Logon GUI application causing high CPU usage!?

So the problem is as it says, when i start up my computer everything works smooth and fine, but then i hear the ventilators working as if the computer...

www.windowsphoneinfo.com

No need to immediately start doing things and trying every option that shows up. Avoid, for example, solutions that want to download some software "fix" or tinker with the Registry.

Just look and read. If settings and configuration changes are suggested look at your settings to see what they may be.

Hopefully, you will notice some other relevant factor that matches your computer's high CPU usage.

When you do identify some possible solution remember to change only one thing at a time. Keep notes in case you need to go back and undo something.

I already tried googling and still have no luck with it but Iwill take your advice and try to rephrase and search again. I will reply here if I found any solution to this problem. Thanks for the effort in answering my question and wish me luck.