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@borderless
I don't know, it seems the system detects some user idle-ness, and does some maintenance tasks - it's funny though when i open the task manager how it suddenly calms down haha "OH SHIT HERE HE COMES HIDEEEEE" -
I had this today and it was Windows Update checking.
Actually I think it's nice they do these things when I am not using the computer.
Although working under load is okay these days, like under Linux, it would be death when gaming.
... But I like the idea that my computer is just overly attached... 😁 -
@Awlex most processes that caught my glimpse before terminating upon my return to the computer are the Windows Updater and Chrome's software reporter. These two form a nice couple of "let's make fan hum more", but prefer being discrete, ashamed by their actions
Otherwise, most of the time, my PC doesn't make much noise -
It's the ECHELON
https://steemkr.com/surveillance/...
My PC when I use it: "..."
My PC when I look at something on my phone: *gentle fan hum*
My PC when I resume activity : "..."
My PC, 5 minutes after leaving it: **VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV**
** sits down, still big fan blowing, open up the task manager to see what's bugging the system **
** PC calms down **
I have an overly attached PC?
rant
overly attached pc
i guess it's something
ghost process on user absence