Speecy (System information and temps) cause 10-15% cpu use. WMI.

Have noticed that VMI use affects the processor by 10-20%. Searched but found no answers on Google for speecy and wmi. Has anyone else had this happen to them? Tried msdt.exe -id MaintenanceDiagnostic and restarted Windows Management Instrument service then it worked for a minute without high cpu usage by wmi, then they were the same. Tried wmi repair but they found no errors. Tried sfc /SCANNOW. I tried to install different Speecy versions, but it becomes the same. It raises the cpu temp by 6-8 degress.

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I fixed it by rstrui. It may have been some Visual C++. I will install them each. I installed a package with all before. Now the cpu is normal with speecy. And i turned off updates for 7 days. Otherwise it can be some windows update.

Oldschool298 said:

Have noticed that VMI use affects the processor by 10-20%. Searched but found no answers on Google for speecy and wmi. Has anyone else had this happen to them? Tried msdt.exe -id MaintenanceDiagnostic and restarted Windows Management Instrument service then it worked for a minute without high cpu usage by uno online wmi, then they were the same. Tried wmi repair but they found no errors. Tried sfc /SCANNOW. I tried to install different Speecy versions, but it becomes the same. It raises the cpu temp by 6-8 degress.

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I fixed it by rstrui. It may have been some Visual C++. I will install them each. I installed a package with all before. Now the cpu is normal with speecy. And i turned off updates for 7 days. Otherwise it can be some windows update.

You're so great when you can solve this problem. I have a wonder. How can I check for system errors using Windows Event Viewer?