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‎08-06-2018 11:16 AM

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Product: EliteBook 745 G2
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi,

 

I've got this notebook. It recently updated to 1803, and was horrendously slow since; CPU running at 100% even on a clean boot with no apps running.

 

I got the 1803 ISO from Microsoft and did a clean install, completely formatting the drive. The OOBE part of install was also slow - completely erroring out the first time. The first boot up after completion was still running at 100% CPU. Updated all drivers from HP, and still 100% CPU.

 

Mine is the A6 PRO CPU with 5 cores and 4GB RAM. RAM seems ok with a clean boot consuming about 1.5GB. I upgraded the disk to a Samsung Pro 840 240GB SSD (ages ago).

 

What is wrong? Pre-1803 was ok. I also have a Samsung AtivBook 9 Lite which specs wise is much inferior. 1803 is fine on this device.

 

Thanks 🙂

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‎08-06-2018 12:46 PM

HP Recommended

This sounds like the same Windows 10 AMD processor issue that has been discussed on a few threads recently. Go to the FAQ section of Microsoft Security Advisory ADV180002 and review FAQ 18.

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‎08-06-2018 12:46 PM

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This sounds like the same Windows 10 AMD processor issue that has been discussed on a few threads recently. Go to the FAQ section of Microsoft Security Advisory ADV180002 and review FAQ 18.

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‎08-07-2018 02:59 AM

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Thanks! That seems to be it.

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