Post by Admin on Oct 7, 2017 12:39:00 GMT
This vid helps Fix high CPU usage caused by Tiworker.exe on your Windows computer.
Solution 1: changing Windows module installer & Windows Update into the Manual mode.
Important: you MUST check regularly (weekly or monthly) Windows update by yourself.
Open services.msc (In Windows 8, WindowsKey+R and enter services.msc)
Search "Windows module installer".
Double click the "Windows module installer", and make it manual.
Now, locate the "Windows update" service.
Double click the "Windows update", and make it manual.
Open Control panel.
Click "Windows update"
In left you can see "Change settings"
Change the setting into "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them". It is usually set automatic - this works for users who are running Windows 8.1/8/7.
Or, you can use 3rd party tools like Prio@ goo.gl/MXV19i to set the priority to low.
Reboot.
Additionally, cleaning up your disk.
For a more advanced support regarding TiWorker High CPU issue, you may reach out to TechNet@ goo.gl/YwMFbD.
Solution 2: check if your PC is currently under schedule maintainance and, try troubleshooting Windows update.
Solution 3:
Step 1: Check if the Windows Modules Installer service is set to Automatic in startup type or not. If it is not, set it to Automatic.
Step 2: Run the recommended Avast Internet Security in this video guide, and check if there are any virus threats found.
Step 3: Run System File Checker scan.
See more info@ goo.gl/RG3H2P.
Step 4: Place your computer in the Clean Boot mode.
Note: After clean boot troubleshooting step, return your computer to Normal startup mode.
Solution 4: run system and maintenance trobulshooter.
Solution 5: Perform the option "Check for updates" in Windows Updates and install them as the admin user. For example, install this one@ goo.gl/cwUT4Z on your Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012.
Other voices:
1. Check if the process "HPSupportSolutionsFrameworkService.exe", HP Support Solutions Framework Service and/or the HP wireless LAN assistant is running on your System.
If so, you uninstall the above-mentioned HP app(s) using the recommended uninstall tool in this video guide, or at least disable the service.
2. Follow this guide@ goo.gl/kwe4M9 to fix 100% disk usage in Windows 10.
3. Run dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth as the admin user.
4. And, if all else fails, you can always try resetting your PC to its default factory state and starting over with a fresh operating system.
Important: you MUST check regularly (weekly or monthly) Windows update by yourself.
Open services.msc (In Windows 8, WindowsKey+R and enter services.msc)
Search "Windows module installer".
Double click the "Windows module installer", and make it manual.
Now, locate the "Windows update" service.
Double click the "Windows update", and make it manual.
Open Control panel.
Click "Windows update"
In left you can see "Change settings"
Change the setting into "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them". It is usually set automatic - this works for users who are running Windows 8.1/8/7.
Or, you can use 3rd party tools like Prio@ goo.gl/MXV19i to set the priority to low.
Reboot.
Additionally, cleaning up your disk.
For a more advanced support regarding TiWorker High CPU issue, you may reach out to TechNet@ goo.gl/YwMFbD.
Solution 2: check if your PC is currently under schedule maintainance and, try troubleshooting Windows update.
Solution 3:
Step 1: Check if the Windows Modules Installer service is set to Automatic in startup type or not. If it is not, set it to Automatic.
Step 2: Run the recommended Avast Internet Security in this video guide, and check if there are any virus threats found.
Step 3: Run System File Checker scan.
See more info@ goo.gl/RG3H2P.
Step 4: Place your computer in the Clean Boot mode.
Note: After clean boot troubleshooting step, return your computer to Normal startup mode.
Solution 4: run system and maintenance trobulshooter.
Solution 5: Perform the option "Check for updates" in Windows Updates and install them as the admin user. For example, install this one@ goo.gl/cwUT4Z on your Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012.
Other voices:
1. Check if the process "HPSupportSolutionsFrameworkService.exe", HP Support Solutions Framework Service and/or the HP wireless LAN assistant is running on your System.
If so, you uninstall the above-mentioned HP app(s) using the recommended uninstall tool in this video guide, or at least disable the service.
2. Follow this guide@ goo.gl/kwe4M9 to fix 100% disk usage in Windows 10.
3. Run dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth as the admin user.
4. And, if all else fails, you can always try resetting your PC to its default factory state and starting over with a fresh operating system.
