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It takes a while, but several users report seeing their systems running normally again after removing the update. It is an option to uninstall the update (Start-Settings-Updates & security-Windows Update-Advanced Options-View Your Update History-Uninstall updates). Up around 90% usage for disk or cpu is when we start drumming our fingers to pass the time waiting for things to speed up. High disk and cpu activity, on the other hand, can be noticeable as low as 40% or so. High memory usage doesn't usually slow you down much until it's well over 60% or so. Since you have the Nvidia streaming game service running, see if uninstalling the Nvidia drivers - and then reinstalling the latest version - using the 'Custom' install method, and the 'clean install' option, and opting out of the unnecessary add-ons - helps. If you don't use Cortana, you can turn Cortana off, and just use plain old Search (you can always turn Cortana back on should you wish to). indexing stuff you don't need indexed is a sure waste of resources. Other things to look at: check to make sure only the defaults are being indexed for Windows Search (Control Panel - Indexing Options). You can make sure that you don't have services running that you don't want (if you don't need the 'Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service', for example, that is a service that can use a fair amount of cpu/disk resources - I've seen it show spikes of high usage on computers of my customers who never in a million years would have needed it). I'm guessing your slowdowns are cpu/disk usage based. Some Draconian trimming can sometimes get the usage down just below 1 GB, but opening a browser with a fair amount of tabs in use can boost it right back up to the 1.6 GB range. About 1.3 to 1.6 GBs in use isn't too unusual. Your memory usage sounds reasonable, especially if you have a system with 4 GB of system memory. Let us know if nothing is helping, and you want more things to try. It shouldn't run again unless another update for. It should completely finish its work after a run or two. NET updates often cause a few runs of the '.NET Optimization Service' - which is a huge resource hog.

this might happen for some users, if the update happens to include a lot of. Let us know if the problem suddenly 'fixes itself'.

Often uninstalling and reinstalling seems to help. Some users have had slowdowns that seem to center on their antivirus package - everything from Windows Defender to BitDefender. What is svchost.exe And Why Is It Running? a little article showing how to do that is over at 'How To Geek' If the trouble is in a 'SVCHOST.exe' process, right-click that process and select 'Go to Services' to see what service running inside that host is causing the high usage.

Look at the graphs for high CPU usage, high memory usage, high disk access usage, or high network usage. When the system is having horrible slowdowns, use Task Manager to see what is using far-above-average resources.

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