Send cool in the autumn, this national day, Microsoft on September 29 released the version number for the cumulative update for Windows version 1607 for X64-basedsystems (KB3194496) Windows10 update. In addition to many of the newer and more nominal features, this version also prepares an unexpected surprise for the global use of WINDOWS10: surface slows, burns, and consumes very fast.
Open Process Manager A look, wow, Microsoft Pinyin Input method has been occupied 20% to 30% of the CPU. Kill the ChsIME.exe process? Restart? It doesn't matter, categorization malleability will be high again in a moment. What rhythm Is this? National Day seven days high?
Search the Internet, it's not just me, and only users who use Chinese input method have this problem. Thanks to a Microsoft engineer to do the national day eggs, really gave us Chinese face.
The cause of this problem is actually very simple, the Chinese input method is inexplicably run under the System account (Sysyem). Compare the previous version and you will find that the IME process should run on the user account.
Knowing the reason, the solution is out of the way.
The script automation steps are as follows:
Save the following command as one. cmd file, open cmd (Run as Administrator) and run the script without restarting.
Taskkill/im CHSIME.exe
If exist "%systemroot%\system32\inputmethod\chs\chsime.exe" (
takeown/f "%systemroot%\system32\inputmethod\chs\chsime.exe"
Icacls "%systemroot%\system32\inputmethod\chs\chsime.exe"/deny "NT Authority\system:rx"
)
The manual steps are as follows:
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1. Kill the process ChsIME.exe in Task Manager
2. Go to the folder%systemroot%\system32\inputmethod\chs, find ChsIME.exe
3. Right-click the file ChsIME.exe > Properties > Security tab.
4. Click "Edit ..." button a
5. Under "Group or user names:" Click System > under "Permissions for System" check Deny on the "Read & Execute "row. > Click OK to close this dialog.
6. Click OK to finish everything.
Finally, I wish you all a happy national day.
Have time to pay attention to the next EHLO
Windows 10, today you are high no