Sometimes, ngen.exe will consume an excessive amount of these resources, creating some performance issues.
In this condition, you might try running a combination of SFC and DISM to fix this issue.
RunCommand Promptas an administrator.
In the command window, typesfc /scannowand pressEnter.
After the process is done, execute the following commands one by one.
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
Step 4. reboot your system.
Fix 2: Perform A Clean Boot
Step 1.
Typemsconfigand hitEnterto openSystem Configuration.
Under theServicestab, tick theHide all Microsoft servicesand hitDisable all.
Go to theStartuptab and hitOpen Task Manager.
Right-press each non-Windows entries and selectDisable.
Go back toSystem Configurationand click onApply&OKto save the changes.
If you have pending Windows updates, install them and see if it fixes this issue.
In the controls menu, scroll down to findUpdate & Securityand hit it.
Under theWindows Updatetab, click onCheck for updates.
Heres how to do it:
Step 1.
Typeappwiz.cplin theRunbox and hitEnterto openPrograms and Features.
Right-select Microsoft .NET Framework and hitUninstall.
After the process is done, go to the.NET Frameworks official website.
Find the latest version of .NET Framework and download it.
After downloading, double-tap on the setup file to initiate the installation.
Hope your box can maintain a better performance.
