what the fuck

>>58006861
Your computer is simply acting like a normal machine. Every half-assed PC that is post-2010 does that shit. Spins up the fan, refreshes the memory, may spin the HDD a few times (if you have one) all the basic stuff. Think of it like some dude waking up in the middle of the night, stretching, looking at the clock, and then immediately rolling over and falling back asleep. Everytime your PC twitches without you touching it doesnt mean the fucking botnet is coming for your CP.

>>58007160
t. Botnet

>>58006861
We in the 21st century
Doing something mean to her

>>58007160
yeah, no
unless you have cron jobs set up your computer shouldn't start doing shit randomly when it thinks you're not looking

>>58006861
I don't know about Windows 10, but on 7 the system may want to defrag the disk or swap memory if it goes hibernate.

As far as I know, there's no strange system network activity when it happens.

>>58007160
>computers are supposed to act without input dude its just how computers r made.. idiot..............
t. cia

>>58007160
>Your computer is simply acting like a normal machine

>normal machines autonomously startup and start doing shit without the instruction of their operator
Sounds pretty fishy to me..

How about the ((((((((((((((((((((((((((telemetry))))))))))))))))))))))))))) that specifically activates only if there have been new large chunks of data written on your harddisk?

How is that NOT a process that catalogs the software content of your computer and sends it to Microsoft if it automatically activates with every change you do to it?

>>58007204
Do it better than anybody I ever seen do it

>>58006861
>windows 10
stopped reading there

>>58007582
Screams from the haters got a nice ring to it

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This happens on my machine only when there's a build upgrade up.
I've turned off waking up the machine via on devices (mouse/keyboard/Wake On Lan).

It never installs though, just wakes the computer, I always have to manually click the install button.

I've been used to this for about half a year, haven't given enough fucks to actually find the service related to waking up the machine

>>58006861
>The rusted chains of prison moons
>Are shattered by the sun
>I walk a road, horizons change
>The tournament's begun
>The purple piper plays his tune
>The choir softly sing
>Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
>For the court of the crimson king
ah, what an album

>>58007160
I've never had such a thing happen in all my years, before of after 2010...

>>58007160

>Think of it like some dude waking up in the middle of the night, stretching, looking at the clock, and then immediately rolling over and falling back asleep.

That's a sleep disorder and it's not normal at all. Healthy people sleep 8 hours straight and wake up in the exact same position they were before sleeping.

Do you have TeamViewer, OP?

>>58007160
Never happened ever and I keep the PC on 24/7 pretty much for the last 10 years (2 builds). I suspect you're a microsoft shill.

>>58007765
I guess every superhero need his theme music

>>58006861
>/g/aybois
>>58007160
>Think of it like some dude waking up in the middle of the night, stretching, looking at the cock, and then immediately bending over and falling back asleep.
/thread

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>>58007160
>Think of it like some dude waking up in the middle of the night, stretching, looking at the clock, and then immediately rolling over and falling back asleep.
I told you about the machine spirits bro, I told you