Xperf -on PROC_THREAD+LOADER+CSWITCH+FILENAME+FILE_IO+FILE_IO_INIT+DRIVERS -f kernel.etl -stackwalk CSwitch+DiskReadInit+DiskWriteInit+DiskFlushInit+FileCreate+FileCleanup+FileClose+FileRead+FileWrite -BufferSize 1024 -MaxBuffers 1024 -MaxFile 1024 -FileModeĮcho Reproduce the problem now, hit any key to finish, collect Merged Etl file Thanks again for all the guidance & help!Ĭopy this into a txt file and rename it as off Any suggestions on what i SHOULD NOT do to ensure the system runs this smooth? Couldnt be the hardware nor i guess the drivers (else the same problem would recur). Not sure what was the problem and what caused it to happen. Today is the second day and after installing most major software's things look extremely stable (fingers crossed!) Internet apps running the utilization was extremely low and the system ran just fine.ĭue to all this pain, i somehow managed a quick backup in safe mode and then did a fresh install of the Win8 using the USB. Another interesting observation was that in the safe mode even with lot of applications and Right from the time of windows boot there was a constant 100% peak even if no application was opened with 'System' process->ntoskrnl sucking up everything. AVG - hate you!!! Guess these guys have to fix some problem with their - Sure please feel free to update the thread with your - I tried many times to start an xperf but the system had become very sluggish (to the extent where task manager, explorer and cmd refused to run) with a continuous 100% disk utilization. (Was a bit scary though to run the system without an AV for a few days though!!!). At the last i installed AVG soonĪfter which the problem started and I was able to catch it. Starting with the most basic software's and no driver updates. How i managed to trace? I was unfortunately unable to do a perf, but while installing softwares after a clean install, I did a staggered install. Everything went back to normal and for the past 7 days things are working like a charm! I installed Avast after uninstalling AVG which is much lighter and neater. Which i rebooted into safe mode and then uninstalled AVG. My system became completely unusable after The root of the problem was nothing except AVG which due to some reason was doing huge disk scans and hogging CPU. After my fresh install, the problem started reoccurring again, this time hogging quite a bit of CPU as well.
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