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I'm looking that there are some tasks that are embedded with Windows that runs when system goes to idle state (such as Scheduled Defrag, System Restore, DefenderScan and RegistryBackup).
However, even if I leave the system stopped for such as 3 or 4 minutes, I don't see any of there tasks start to running them job.
What are the criteria that Windows uses to put the system state on idle?
You had accepted Mehrdad’s answer, but I don’t think it actually answered the question does it? Even in the original revision, you asked what criteria it uses to determine when the system is idle, which I interpret as meaning whether Windows examines mouse and keyboard input, CPU load, network activity, video rendering, etc.
– Synetech – 2013-10-15T17:49:10.697