#Surface Pro 6 running slow

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balmy ermine
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So uhh... Tech support is asking for tech support lol
So a customer has handed an SP6 into our shop to figure out why its acting so slow and we can't narrow it down. We've given it a factory reset (to Win11 because that was what was installed), then we even tried putting Win10 on it again and it was still slow.

Could it be hardware related, and if so, anyone know what the cause could be?

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I've seen something on Reddit about the battery causing it? But I can't validate that with actual facts that the battery could cause it

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Anything else we did to the surface I have no clue since I think half of it I wasn't there and the other half I don't remember

keen gull
ripe sigil
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@balmy ermine can you send me a screen shot of the ghz number in the cpu section of the task manager

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I belive it is a throttle issue and I know how to fix it

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like this, or maybe even the whole section

shell pendant
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Hi, typing this very message from a Surface Pro 6, i can say if mine is slow, yours is most likely slow too. (MINE STRUGGLES ON PAINT BWAHA ) Probably the fact it's an 6th gen i5 (or 8th gen I forgor but the pro 4 and 6 are somewhat similar)
Most likely outdated hardware, this ain't doing like a Core 2 Duo running Windows 10 22H2

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[reply ping]

balmy ermine
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I'm using 6th gen i5 in my main laptop and it runs quick still

keen gull
balmy ermine
keen gull
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or throttled cpu

balmy ermine
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Throttled CPU

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its a clean install of windows

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So there should only be default windows things applied

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If you can understand throttlestop here it is

keen gull
balmy ermine
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We've tried turning multithreading off and nothing as well

balmy ermine
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Balanced

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Clean install smh

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Wait no I changed it to high performance with throttlestop

balmy ermine
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@brittle token

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Ok so anyways del fixed it

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Solution for those who ever want it: Disable BD PROCHOT in ThrottleStop

ripe sigil
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@balmy ermine it does look like a throttle issue, I get that you have throttle stop but sometimes laptops can bypass such applications, can you try plugging it out of charging and then plugging the charger back on, that should fix the issue

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send me another screenshot of the task manager cpu section after that

balmy ermine
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I've fixed the issue already

ripe sigil
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oh

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ok good then