I repeated asked if this system supports Windows (blah!) and he said yes it does, but you got it with Ubuntu so we are not responsible if you run Windows!" And finally, we sold you this system with Ubuntu, so please run Ubuntu and let us know if you have any problem with that. If you change a car firmware to make it run faster, it's your doing, we are not taking accountability for it. If you install diesel in a petrol car, thats ur choice. " You are only licensed for ubuntu, beyond that if we do anything, then we are on our own. Yesterday I contacted Dell Pro Support (I have 3 years dell pro support next business day), thinking they would just fix it, but here is what the support said: My battery is set on max performance setting. I tried to follow the tutorial to enable other power plans but it didn't help. I also tried hacks like disabling turbo boost in BIOS but that made things worse. I double checked all system drivers and everything seems in order (except RST as stated above).Īfter following several forums, I tried power schemes hacks (I only have a balanced power plan in the system), but none worked. A couple of times I observed System Interrupts process using 100% CPU but that is also due to some hardware problem (mostly I believe) and I couldn't notice any hardware issue. It has been several days and I am still unable to resolve this problem. Now I removed every program from autostart and even non-MS services as manual start but still had the same issue. After 2 hours I opened the lid, and, behold, my laptop was again using 100% CPU with no apparent reason. I restarted the laptop and as a test I closed the lid. Soon the CPU reached 100% and I couldn't see any process utilizing this high CPU, almost all other processes listed in the Task Manager were 0% so I had no idea which process used 100% CPU. To begin with, the laptop was super snappy and fun, but within 10 minutes, I started to feel sluggishness and hanging behavior. So I see the following drivers for storage devices in my laptop: I tried several of them from Intel and other sources but none of them got installed. ***The (i) Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver, and (ii) Intel Rapid Storage Technology Application were failed to install citing unsupported platform reason. CPU turbo boost enabled in BIOS (default) Bitlocker is not enabled on any drive, however TPM is enabled in BIOS All relevant drivers from dell website pertaining to my laptop***
Installed Windows 10 Enterprise, July 2004, build 19041.423 with all latest updates ( including optional) To avoid any doubt, I must clarify that I have MSDN enterprise subscription and we always buy Dell systems with Ubuntu to avoid unnecessary windows license cost. I got the new Dell XPS 9300 with Ubuntu and immediately I started to face problems.
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