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How to Troubleshoot ‘Remote Procedure Call’ High CPU and Disk Usage on Windows PC

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The “Remote Procedure Call failed and did not execute” error is a problem indicating problems with the Remote Procedure Call. The procedure failed on various Windows devices as well as on 7, 8, and even 10 systems. This problem prevents the user from opening documents and photos or even launching Windows applications and using operating system functions.

What causes ‘Remote Procedure Call’ High CPU and hard drive usage?

  • OneDrive is known to cause high CPU usage in many cases. It is constantly synchronizing with the cloud server, and if not configured correctly, this causes a high hard drive load.
  • Windows also use the RPC protocol when searching for updates. Even if you have updates installed on your computer, Windows is constantly looking for other available updates to download. Sometimes this can continue and cause high CPU/hard drive load.

How to eliminate the high CPU and hard disk load when using “Remote Procedure Call”?

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How to Troubleshoot Error 0XC00D3E8E – The Property is Read-Only in Windows PC

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It’s painful to see the 0xC00D3E8E error occur when moving a file from one location to another on a Windows 10 computer. There can be several reasons for this error, and they’re hard to guess – but the main reason is a metadata error. We offer two fixes that will allow you to change the media file’s metadata.

What causes the error 0XC00D3E8E?

  • The Video file is locked
  • A corrupted system file
  • Problematic video metadata
  • Video file contains tag restrictions
  • The Video media field is write protected
  • The operating system is NOT suitable for .MOV files

How to resolve the 0XC00D3E8E error


Launch the Windows Update Troubleshooter

  1. Go to the top
  2. In the search box, type Troubleshooter
  3. Click Troubleshooter
  4. Click View All in the left pane
  5. Select Windows Update
  6. Click Next to start Windows Update Troubleshooting, then follow the instructions on the screen.

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How to Resolve “Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file” Issue on Windows 10

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You may get this exact error when trying to run a program or open a file on a Windows computer. And it may not help to just get the permission you need. That’s why so many people ask the same question and seek help from Microsoft support and some forums.

What are the possible reasons why Windows can’t access the specified device, path, or file? Why don’t you have permission to access the file? With this guide, you will be able to understand the reasons and learn all the effective solutions to fix the problem when Windows cannot access the specified device. Let’s get started right now. read more

How to Resolve File Explorer Crashes in Windows 10 Computer

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File Explorer, originally known as Windows Explorer, is a file management application built into Windows. It is undoubtedly one of the most used applications on the PC. However, even though Microsoft is constantly improving File Explorer, some problems remain, for example, Windows 10 File Explorer constantly crashes. This issue worries many users and causes various problems. If you are facing the problem of “File Explorer” crashing in Windows 10, you may find yourself in one of the following scenarios. read more

Resolved: Windows Update KB4579311 crashes Explorer repeatedly when trying to log in

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Windows 10 users are experiencing numerous problems installing the latest KB4579311 cumulative update, and those who manage to install it are reporting various bugs, including performance issues.

Microsoft released the Windows 10 cumulative update KB4579311 on Oct. 13, 2020, and since then users have been reporting problems installing the update, crashes, performance issues, and startup problems.

Because of the different hardware and drivers that Windows 10 runs on, there will always be issues when a new cumulative update is released, but the reports seem to increase with this particular update. read more