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I noticed that the PC started running slow today and opened task manager to see that System, Feeds (Search application) is using CPU and Disk quite heavily and as much ram that it can to pin it to 100%.
Is anyone else experiencing this behavior?
Update: Windows crashed and i restarted, same application started to ramp up again so i ended it.
Looking into events now.
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I did this and the problem continued, but I hadn't ended the task on Task Manager. Once I'd done both (disabled the newsfeed thing on the taskbar AND ended the SearchApp/Feeds task), my laptop has been running better. I restarted it later on yesterday and it got stuck scanning and repairing the C Drive, so I forced it off, started it up today and so far it's looking fine. I've rescanned the C drive and nothing has been found :)
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I have the same issue .... started yesterday.
5900x
3090 (1 month old driver)
w10 (latest update)
Disabling "News and Interest" did not help.
Any luck on a fix I just started playing today and got the same issue. I run an i9-9900k with 2080ti Asus graphics card and 64gb of ram at 3200mhz. Can't at anything noticed the issue after the windows update.
Can you try disabling the "News and Interest" feature on your taskbar (Miroslav Prágl's tips in page 3), kill the "Feeds" process that might still running, and restart your system?
There are few people already tried this, and it seems works as a temporary measure.
Oh, and seems like there might be some concerning related issues with Nvidia's driver, did you update your Nvidia driver to the latest?
