Windows 10: This UWP process group is suspending processes to improve system performance

When I try to type onto something from applications that is built-in like File explorer, Start when I search something, Settings it doesn't register or type for some reason but when I type onto other applications like browser, game launchers, games it works perfectly fine. I searched the internet and it says because of this and for some reason it doesn't get fixed or maybe should be like this.Problem randomly occurred after I restarted my PC because it was lagging then it was not fixed and checked for Updates and I thought the problem will be fixed after the update but didn't

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Task manager shows green leaf UWP is suspending processes to improve performance

task manager won't come up with alt-ctl-del. when it does, why am I getting the "green leaf" UWP is suspendign processes to improve performance???

***Modified title from: task manager won't come up with alt-ctl-del. when it does, why am I getting the "green leaf" UWP is suspendign processes to improve performance???***

 

Task manager shows green leaf UWP is suspending processes to improve performance

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



To open Task Manager directly, you can use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
When you press Ctrl + Alt + Delete key, you will see Task Manager as an option.




The Green leaf shown beside any process is normal. The green leaf lets you know that the process is ready to use but is in suspended state. This allows the computer to consume less RAM without affecting the performance of the processes. In other words,
Windows puts the applications in Ready state or blocks them from being executed by the processor.



For more information on UWP app, you can refer the article
What's a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app?



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator

 

Apps/processes being suspended!

Suggestion here:
After running 360 Antivirus some processes have become suspended - Windows 10 Forums

(Your specs unfortunately don't include your AV).

A different solution found here:
Windows 10: Processes stuck in state - Super User