Putting too much stuff on the desktop affects CPU usage

will increase memory usage slightly. You open the Task Manager, click on the Processes tab, see Select the process, click End Process, and then the desktop and taskbar are gone. Click Task Manager - File - New - Explorer, and the desktop and taskbar will appear again.

You'll notice that the process in Task Manager will allocate less memory than it did before it ends.

At this point, you should understand, this explorer is equivalent to the face of Windows, and the desktop belongs to the part of the face. If you put a lot of stuff on your desktop, the memory usage of the process will increase. Since it can occupy memory, it will naturally occupy the CPU, and the memory needs to be managed by the CPU, through the service process.

Windows Management Instrumentation manages the dynamic allocation of memory. It's just that the CPU resources occupied are almost negligible.

It was occupied within a certain range.

What increases is the memory footprint ......

Memory definitely does, and the CPU sometimes does, but not much. (I have experienced it firsthand).

As long as your memory is large enough, it basically doesn't matter except that it doesn't look good.

I haven't heard of it, it's just not pretty, and the rest doesn't matter.

You're talking about the moment of the Heju He Zen sect.

If the instantaneous usage rate is very high, it is normal, and it should be that the CPU has to deal with and answer a lot of program instructions in a split second when starting the program.

I guess your configuration is too low to modify.

There are still many reasons for this.

For example, whether you have installed antivirus software twice before and after, whether the files you upload are similar, and so on.

If you have installed anti-virus software when you first bought the computer, then when you transfer files to the USB flash drive, he will also have to kill the virus while transmitting it, so the CPU utilization rate is higher. It is also possible that other processes are causing high CPU utilization. If you don't have antivirus software installed, or if you change to other antivirus software, the CPU utilization rate will definitely be different.

In addition, if the files you upload are different, the effect will be different, for example, if you upload a large movie, and if you upload a lot of small files, the effect will be much worse.