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Sometimes, my GUI becomes sticky. I many applications scrolling and typing occurs with unexplainable pauses.
How to know, which application does this?
May be keyboard switched, screenshot taker, adblocker (in browser)?
CPU load is low.
Dims
Posted 2018-04-06T07:13:42.680
Reputation: 8 464
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I would start with the task manager or the resource monitor and look for other things apart from CPU (mainly memory and disk).
I bet the issue is related with disk usage (maybe you're running out of memory and you're using the swap file or maybe windows updates are running in the background).
Ignacio Soler Garcia
Posted 2018-04-06T07:13:42.680
Reputation: 1 729
Are you talking about lag? GUI sticky is not an ICT term and therefor, I have no idea what you mean. If it is indeed lag, then you need to scan for malware and virusses. – LPChip – 2018-04-06T07:15:34.243
I don't know what are correct terms. I described what is happening – Dims – 2018-04-06T08:39:44.923