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I found a interesting phenomenon long time ago...

When my computer ran slowly with no reason, I opened Windows Task Manager, it displayed the CPU Usage was around 80% -100%.

However, it suddenly decreased almost as soon as the Windows Task Manager is on!

Is that a kind of virus or something?

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I found a interesting phenomenon long time ago...

When my computer ran slowly with no reason, I opened Windows Task Manager, it displayed the CPU Usage was around 80% -100%.

However, it suddenly decreased almost as soon as the Windows Task Manager is on!

Is that a kind of virus or something?

I think it's just the CPU work rate increasing when the Windows Task Manager is first started - it does this on my PC as well.

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When I first open up Windows Task Manager CPU usage is at 100% (above):

After a second or two the CPU usage drops back down to normal levels (below):

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I found a interesting phenomenon long time ago...

When my computer ran slowly with no reason, I opened Windows Task Manager, it displayed the CPU Usage was around 80% -100%.

However, it suddenly decreased almost as soon as the Windows Task Manager is on!

Is that a kind of virus or something?

I think it's just the CPU work rate increasing when the Windows Task Manager is first started - it does this on my PC as well.

2yn5jiq.jpg

When I first open up Windows Task Manager CPU usage is at 100% (above):

After a second or two the CPU usage drops back down to normal levels (below):

jf9pjm.jpg

I agree...

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