Comment by gruez
6 days ago
I've never heard of this. How do you know it's windows "gaslighting" users, and not something dumb like thermal throttling or page faults?
6 days ago
I've never heard of this. How do you know it's windows "gaslighting" users, and not something dumb like thermal throttling or page faults?
Well this is one possible scenario. Power management....
"Windows 10 Task Manager shows 100% CPU but Performance Monitor Shows less than 2%" - https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/window...
It's gaslighting because it consists on people from Microsoft explicitly saying that it is impossible, it's not how Windows behave, and the user's system is idle instead of overloaded.
Gaslighting customers was the standard Microsoft's reaction to bugs until at least 2007, when I last oversaw somebody interacting with them.