Fans and CPU running very high Windows 10 Build 1903

they say that heat problems are certainly from hardware and not os even if it creates problems very different systems and that reports about overheating are never taken into consideration.

I'm certain that it's not. I've faced this issue before in 1809 and then I rolled back to 1803 and the issue was gone. Next time they told you it's hardware, tell them how can it be a hardware issue and be solved by rolling back the update?

they say that heat problems are certainly from hardware and not os even if it creates problems very different systems and that reports about overheating are never taken into consideration.

I'm certain that it's not. I've faced this issue before in 1809 and then I rolled back to 1803 and the issue was gone. Next time they told you it's hardware, tell them how can it be a hardware issue and be solved by rolling back the update?

i told them this many times but they keep saying it is harware and that my pc is not compatible. How cannot be compatible the latest i7 processor come on!

they are also very rude and stop replying after a while. I am italian and i am continuing to speak to italian agents. I wonder how i could change the nationality of the operator.

may i know the specs of your systems to get an idea of the parts affected?

they say that heat problems are certainly from hardware and not os even if it creates problems very different systems and that reports about overheating are never taken into consideration.

I'm certain that it's not. I've faced this issue before in 1809 and then I rolled back to 1803 and the issue was gone. Next time they told you it's hardware, tell them how can it be a hardware issue and be solved by rolling back the update?

i told them this many times but they keep saying it is harware and that my pc is not compatible. How cannot be compatible the latest i7 processor come on!

they are also very rude and stop replying after a while. I am italian and i am continuing to speak to italian agents. I wonder how i could change the nationality of the operator.

may i know the specs of your systems to get an idea of the parts affected?

CPU: Intel Core i7-4790K

GPU: ASUS GTX 770 DirectCU II OC

MB: ASUS MAXIMUS VII HERO

RAM: 16GB DDR3 SDRAM

My system is the following:

I have a bunch of drives and 2 monitors, but the important parts are listed above.

of so for now the problem is restricted to intel... speaking with another agent today.

It's something CPU related for sure. This also may help: I could stop BSODs after playing a little with my BIOS configurations. I disabled performance mode and enabled everything related to power saving. Though I have lower performance, but there is no BSOD. However, it does not make it to be CPU's issue, because I was working on performance mode when I was on 1803 and there was no BSOD or high temperature. Windows is kinda handling CPU related matters so bad in the 1903 which causes issue.

Experiencing the exact same issue.  Win10 Pro, i7-4710MQ 2.5GHz, 32GB RAM

Been happening for a few weeks, finally got tired of hearing it, looked into it and found this post. Disabling the power service made it stop.

I do motion graphics, web dev, run local server environments (sometimes several at a time) and all kinds of processor intense stuff and my machine handles it all while music, podcast streaming etc. Usually, only the active cooling ramps up  occasionally.  This issue has been happening off and on for over a year.