However, after I updated to Firefox Quantum, I noticed two significant changes with by far the biggest update to Firefox: first, it is fast, I mean really fast, and secondly, it’s greedy of RAM just like Chrome, as you open more tabs and continue to use it for a long time.
Read Also: How to Install Firefox Quantum in Linux And according to the developers, it’s new with a “powerful engine that’s built for rapid-fire performance, better, faster page loading that uses less computer memory.” Recently, Mozilla released a new, powerful and faster version of Firefox called Quantum. On many Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint and many others, Firefox even comes installed by default. I have always preferred it to using Google’s Chrome, because of its simplicity and reasonable system resource (especially RAM) usage. Here's a screenshot of my computer information so you can see what I'm working with here.For a long time, Mozilla’s Firefox has been my web browser of choice. Ever since that a lot of times when I try to open a process like Run or Task Manager I'll get an error message that it can't open and then I do it again and it will open the second time. BTW, just a couple weeks ago I had to do a Windows reinstall, not a complete reinstall, just the basic reinstall they allow you to do on Windows 10 where you still keep all your personal files. I honestly don't know enough about computers to do much more than I already have without causing major issues. Makes me wonder why my computer can have no programs running but my disk usage never drops below 30% and sits in the 40-60% range with spikes up over 75%. It's an annoying step just to be able to use my computer.Īlso, I have noticed that after working with my mom's computer today, that her disk usage when no programs are running is only like 5%. But eventually after a while it maxes out again and I have to close it out again.
I have noticed Service Host: Local System takes up quite a bit of disk usage and that if I close it and let it open back up all by itself then it immediately makes my disk usage drop into a much more manageable 40-60% usage range. Here's a screen shot I took immediately following a restart and opening up to a new Firefox window. and still I'm stuck with a high disk usage. I've spent many months searching the internet and doing all the listed suggestions like disabling SuperFetch, Windows Defender, Updating drivers, ect.
Hi all, I'm struggling with finding things to fix my high disk usage.
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