Service Interrupts

Hello,
SO i just updated my lappy with the 10th March 2015 updated and im getting the Service Interrupts problem and this happens when i plug in my mouse after a while but if i replug it it goes back to normal,i have a HP laptop core i7 Gforce Graphics and im using the Razer Synapse/
im really in a jam here and dose anyone have any suggestions or solutions ???

You will always show an IRQ start and go in the logs, when you plug and unplug USB devices.

Sorry Bro im a bit lost with this (i just wikied IRQ stupid) i get spykes in my lappy when i move the mouse like 10 min after startup and if i replug my mouse its gone but somes back after a while this came after my update ??

That would be that you are running a CPU heavy program, or too many programs, which are tasking the CPU way too much. It does help if you fill out your System Spec's.

I do run a lot of programes but it was working fine before
Windows 8.1 64bit
Intel Core i7
8Gb Ram
Nvidia Gforce 840M
HP ENVY 15t i7-4710HQ Quad Core Notebook Laptop PC

is this enough ??

ive been at this all night i you need specifics ill get back to you, its like 9 am where i am and i haven slept,

Hello,

I am having the exact same problem.

I have an acer aspire e15 with amd a10 and radeon graphics card.

After a new windows update yesterday, I am having huge problems with High cpu usage, caused by system interrupts.

It isn't always bad, but it starts sometimes when I watch videos, and sometimes when I try to play counterstrike.

Interrupts goes from like 0-1% allthe way to 25-30% and stays there until I unplug my usb mouse controller and plug it back in. Then it works fine until I try to do something that is CPU intensive. It hogs so much cpu that I can't even move the cursor accross the screen without it lagging, even when I have nothing open.

Really, really annoying as my computer is less than one month old and was working perfectly fine until this last update.

Please help!

I've tried re installing my mouse drivers but still no solution. @broe23 any solutions yet ??
@bjsmith22 have you found any solutions yet///

I'm having the same problem man, happened just the day before yesterday. It's quite annoying and I'm sure it's because of that piece of crap update.

Can this update that occurred a day or so ago be identified by a knowledge base kb#######, via the Windows Update installed update history?

If it's identifiable via installed update, it might be uninstalled?

Update below, good news!

Hello,

I just thought of registering to say I'm suffering from this exact same problem described in this thread and also here. I can't recall the exact starting moment of the problem, but it was somewhere around last weekend (around 13.3.2015). I've tried updating my drivers all around, going back to generic mouse drivers as suggested by some for this type of problem and in general tried to appease the Machine Spirit, but to no avail.

About 30 minutes after rebooting my laptop the system interrupts start taking up more and more CPU when I'm moving the cursor (both with the mouse and the touchpad), up to about 20-30% at which point just the general use of the computer becomes difficult due to the stuttering movement of the cursor. Another reboot, or unplugging and replugging the mouse fixes the problem temporarily, again for about 30 minutes or so.

Hopefully this problem gets recognized soon and a fix becomes available.


Update: Came across this solution.
In short:

1. Ctrl-Alt-Del and go to Task Manager
2. Find process called Intel Technology Access - Service
3. End task

This seems to have worked for me instantly, and now about 30 minutes later things are still fine. Word of warning, though: Some people apparently can't get online after ending the task. This is a reason why you might not want to uninstall said program, but that means you have to repeat the process every time you reboot your computer.

Still not the most optimal solution, but something that placates the Omnissiah for now.

Unless I come back to say otherwise, this solution will have fixed the problem for me.