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Microsoft wrapped up last week with a bunch of Windows 11 Insider Builds.
The last of those builds is also available through the Dev Channel.
A Windows 11 update will make Task Manager show consistent CPU usage across different pages.
Open Task Manager and take note of the CPU usage shown in the Processes tab.
Now swap over to the Performance tab or the Users tab and check those CPU figures.
There’s a good chance you saw three different CPU usage figures.
Of course, some change is to be expected over time since computers have so many tasks going on.
But there can occasionally be a large discrepancy across these tabs.
The different figures are a result of Task Manager using different methods of calculation within different tabs.
That will soon change.
That change should make CPU usage a bit less confusing for those who open Task Manager.
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