What is W10 doing while I'm away???

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w2krules

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#175146 19-Jun-2015 08:31

The computer never seems to go into sleep mode, and this morning when I unlocked the screen, the CPU had been at 35%, it was transferring data at about 10 Mbps over the network, and the disk was busy.

It's a clean install about a week old.

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MackinNZ

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#1327622 19-Jun-2015 08:46

Maybe it's downloading the latest build? I think build 10147 is pretty close to release. Maybe even today.

nathan

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#1327633 19-Jun-2015 08:56

Have a look yourself.

Perfmon /res

MikeB4

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#1327638 19-Jun-2015 09:04

Like it does every night, tries to take over the World :P

w2krules

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#1327639 19-Jun-2015 09:10

MackinNZ: Maybe it's downloading the latest build? I think build 10147 is pretty close to release. Maybe even today.

Thanks. Just searched, 10147 has been leaked but no official word.

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linw

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#1327781 19-Jun-2015 11:38

It's not uploading files to OneDrive is it??

w2krules

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#1327797 19-Jun-2015 12:17

Good point, it might have been downloading files as I had to share all of my Onedrive files with the W10 PC before I could see them locally as Microsoft seem to have ditched the placeholders that are in 8.1.

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gbwelly

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#1327835 19-Jun-2015 13:02

does powercfg /requests work on windows 10?

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linw

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#1327848 19-Jun-2015 13:24

Yes.

w2krules

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#1327870 19-Jun-2015 14:46

gbwelly: does powercfg /requests work on windows 10?

Definitely:

SYSTEM:
[DRIVER] \FileSystem\srvnet
An active remote client has recently sent requests to this machine.

There's a whole lot of info on the web about this problem occurring in older versions of Windows.

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w2krules

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#1328927 22-Jun-2015 00:07

After a little research online, I updated the driver for the network adapter. The PC sleeps quite happily now.

I also noticed that whenever Chrome is running with a few tabs open, the CPU load is 15-20%.

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nathan

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#1328931 22-Jun-2015 00:23

Pretty normal

I use Chrome on a few of my Surfaces as heaters in my lounge this cold winter

I just can't get the same warm toes off IE or Firefox