Your system's fan is constantly running and your tablet possibly has sticky touch issues. When checking performance in task manager your system's CPU performance line graph flattening at a percentage point.
The solution is to make a simple RegEdit modification to reveal the advanced CPU performance setting options. Although if your aren't familiar with RegEdit. You probably want to print this blog page and take the system to your nearest local computer store.
Be aware, enabling registry cleaning option in your systems's security software can undo the CsEnable setting being set in this blog post.
Just as with mismanagement of permissions on macOS Library folder, you can damage the functionality of your system through incorrect configuration options in RegEdit on a Windows system.
Steps for RegEdit changes for the purpose of revealing advance power management control options
RegEdit is only accessible for Administrator accounts. If you don't have administrative privileges on your system, simply use the share icons on this blog to get further assistance.
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dehaze Search for "regedit"
Search for regedit on windows task bar search input field.
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dehaze Browse to control folder
Expand each tree directory ending with control directory.
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Click on power folder once inside expanded control directory.
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In the right frame you will see the following options.
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dehaze Double click CsEnabled
Double click CsEnabled.
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dehaze Set value data to 1
Enter one for Value Data and leave hexadecimal radio option selected. Click okay and close regedit.
You have to reboot your system after making the changes.
Advance power management options after making RegEdit changes
Most recent major Windows releases have made Windows desktop interface more suitable for touch devices. This has resulted in having most of the advance point and click options hidden behind the touch interface. The earlier Windows interface style advance point and click configurations are still accessible as clickable links.
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Type in the word "power" in search input field located on Windows taskbar.
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Click on additional power settings.
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Click on change plan setting for the plan options you have selected.
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In Edit Plan Settings Window click Change advanced power settings.
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The advanced options allow you to set Minimum processor state and maximum processor state. Since each system is unique you will have to determine the best setting for your system and use case.
With major Operating system releases, instead of just updating from previous version, sometimes it's best to backup your data and do a fresh install of the latest OS. This way you isolate issues to the most recent version and this will make your system a fresh stable work space.
Further reading
"Windows 10 1903 buggy update slows pcs breaks desktop search says Microsoft" (link)
Windows 1903 buggy update slows PCs breaks desktop search says Microsoft