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@lvlzyro from the screenshot I suspect it is the file indexer, can you open Settings -> Files -> File indexer -> Change to Fluent Search indexer, click `Uninstall service` and...

@lvlzyro how many Fluent Search instances do you see in the Task manager?

@lvlzyro did you disable `Use GPU` in Settings -> System? Also, would you mind trying to install the EXE version and see if it happens there? You can download it...

@lvlzyro thanks for testing, if gaming mode doesn't help than I don't have any other solution unfortunately. I will be looking into it for the upcoming version.

@Metroid-Prime can you send me that URL file in Discord?

Thanks @rzippo, it happens in some Windows 10 machines, still havent figured out the reason. I suggest switching to the EXE installer for now.

@SpringsTS can you please try to disable `in-app content search` in Settings -> Processes, and see if it helps? FYI Fluent Search uses Windows Accessibility to search in apps, which...

> Okay, so with your indications and after some tries, I may have found the problematic option: in the "In-app" section, if I disable the "Enable instant search" toggle, my...

@SpringsTS made a fix for it in nightly build, if you're using Instant Search you can try checking it out. It will be available in the stable release soon.

@Jesspu thanks for the suggestion and sorry for the delay. Just letting you know that Fluent Search is already available through `win-get` and in general it has a built-in update...