That's no problem :)
I'm back at college now. So far, I did not have quite a lot of time to watch out for it, but when listening to music or watching a video these days, I can't recall having any stuttering anymore. It might be settled, but again, avoiding false hope.
Is there a way to monitor the caching process? To know if it is finished?
Not that I know of.
You can google Superfetch in Windows 10 as well as the hiberfile.sys to understand caching.
I suspect the micro-stuttering was a function of Win 10 updates, and not having finished it's prefetch/superfetch caching, as well as the hard drive not being optimized.
Now that Win 10 is "settled" I would not expect to see microstuttering unless an update breaks something, or you are having issues with your pagefile (or you have a virus).
It has been a week now. So far I had no remarkable moment of micro-stuttering, at all. It is probably settled as you said.
I just realise I haven't thank you yet, so now I do! Thank you for helping me out with this issue, really appreciated!
Whenever the stuttering occurs,I put my computer to sleep and then click the mouse and the computer will be normal.I don't know why but it works.
thanks! i just applied defaults to my bios settings and it seemed to work!Thank you for replying,
I have gone into my BIOS yesterday and saved & exited with the "LOAD DEFAULT SETTINGS" option.
When I rebooted the PC, everything seemed to be working fine. I did not have any form of micro-stuttering, but ofcourse I wouldn't let me give myself false hope.
Today I turned the laptop on again. I did have a few micro-stutters now, but for some reason it's becoming less and less occasional over time. (which is weird, a PC cannot 'heal' itself over time as for example a human body, does it? Although I have had numerous occassions that I find it to act this way......)
Maybe it didn't "save" the fact that I resetted the BIOS settings to default? (Although I did save & exit)
I have never changed any BIOS settings before at all.
I wanted to try re-flashing my BIOS today, but it is unable to do so.
Lenovo has a list of drivers on their site, specifically designed for my laptop model. The BIOS they offer is packed inside a flash utility, which is simply a .exe to run. When re-downloading the version 91 exe and running it, it couldn't proceed as my BIOS is already at version 91.
So far, there is no other way to flash my BIOS but with Lenovo's own .exe utility. That is all they offer me.
However, if you had other "diagnostical" procedures in mind that we could try, I would be glad to do so. :)
(As I said, blaming the BIOS might be a wild guess)
I've made the part of the quote that i'm referring to in caps
edit: FALSE HOPE IS HORRIBLE
My Universal fellows, I have a technical question that I can't find its answer on the web. I have a Dell Latitude E6500 laptop. I already install windows 10 on many many old laptops. but this one has a little tiny lags(or freeze) even on windows 10 setup menu. the cursor has a while to while lags and after install plus cursor the voice has this lags and the other things. do you think anybody can help me? thank you so much.
Hello, I have a technical question that I can't find its answer on the web. I have a Dell Latitude E6500 laptop. I already install windows 10 on many many old laptops. but this one has a little tiny lags(or freeze, Micro shuttering ) even on windows 10 install menu. the cursor has a while to while lags and after install windows 10, plus cursor the voice has this lags and the other things.
windows 7 and 8.1 just work fine. Only on windows 10 i have this problem.
Any help please? thank you so much.
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