KB4515384 is Microsoft’s newest Cumulative Update that has been pushed to PCs working the Windows 10 May 2019 Update(1903). The new replace was supposed to repair the Windows Search and High CPU Usage bug, however it seems that Microsoft’s newest Cumulative Update wasn’t a whole resolution to these points.
After Windows Search, the High CPU Usage bug has made a return within the newest Cumulative Update KB4515384. However, this time spherical, the High CPU Usage bug is brought on by IME, quick for Input Method Editor.
According to points raised by the Windows 10 1903 customers, the most recent Cumulative Update broke the IME alongside inflicting the High CPU Usage bug.
“The input method was failed to launch after installing the patch, and there was no way to get it fixed. Eventually, I uninstalled this update, and the IME successfully came back. FYI, I use multiple IMEs on my PC, and all of them were down after the update. So I assume this issue is not limited to occur with a specific language in the IME,” a consumer wrote on Microsoft’s Feedback Hub.
The excellent news is that Microsoft is conscious of these points and mentioned that “We’re investigating an issue where some Input Method Editor (IME) may become unresponsive or may have high CPU usage. Affected IMEs include Chinese Simplified (ChsIME.EXE) and Chinese Traditional (ChtIME.EXE) with Changjie/Quick keyboard.”
In a help doc, Microsoft additionally offered a workaround for individuals who are affected. If your PCs are affected, you may comply with the beneath steps.
Open Start menu and search ‘Services’. You may also open Cortana and search ‘Services’.In the Services app, find Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service.Double-click course of and entry Properties tab.Under Startup sort, swap to Manual and click on OK to use adjustments.
After going by the above steps, be sure to reboot your PC and see if the problem persists.
