Yea, I wouldn’t expect to be able to kill either of those - they’re kind of necessary for the system.
Something is requesting activity from them. When did this start? Is the timing related to a new app or a change in the system?
It’s Desktop Window Manager and Client Server Runtime Process
usage will be at 0% for a few seconds then bam, sudden huge spikes in unison with one another
Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe 20 hours ago
frenchfryenjoyer@lemmings.world 20 hours ago
Was playing Switch games on Ryujinx last night and it’s like after I shut down Ryujinx my graphics card thinks it’s still running a game. Ryujinx isn’t running I checked.
vapeloki@lemmy.world 20 hours ago
Maybe AI garbage? Just guessing. There is an easy fix: remove windows from your system. Also good for privacy
voodooattack@lemmy.world 19 hours ago
I’ve been a Linux enthusiast since 2010, I went all the way and started to daily drive it since 2013 after I got pissed at windows for destroying my dual booting setup for the umpteenth time, but it wasn’t a simple decision by any means.
I adore Linux and I love promoting it to people; but unlike you, I don’t to force it down their throat with asinine comments like these. Give pertinent advice or GTFO. Do you expect people to uproot their OS/environment and everything they’re used to based on your casual comment or what?
Stop making people oppose Linux on principle and stop making more Linux haters with obnoxious comments like these.
vapeloki@lemmy.world 18 hours ago
Did i write install Linux?
While I am a Linux user, this was a joke. Windows does random Windows stuff. Windows AI features cause GPU usage. The processes responsible, according to OP are Windows core services. So, what other fix is there to avoid this besides removing windows?
voodooattack@lemmy.world 17 hours ago
Then you forgot the /s
Editing the registry, using a debloater, I can think of a few things. Even downgrading/reinstalling Windows could be an option.
Your blanket “remove windows” solution is just trolling at this point