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THANK YOU for this!!! Has made a huge improvement on my blue iris pc. Very grateful.

Awesome. Thanks for the info. I do not have a separate drive for BI files, so I'll just do this at the BI folder level. Or I could do it for the C drive, the PC is use is only used for BI, so would it matter if I turned off indexing completely?

Thanks for the info. I'm assuming the indexing you are referring to is windows indexing, not a BI setting?

Missed that one! I'll do that tonight. Thanks! Also, forgot to mention in earlier post, I'm using a couple Wyze Cams over RTSP, in addition to my traditional IP cams. I am unable to adjust the frame rate on the Wyze cams, so it's possible they are adding to the issues.

So I ended up reinstalling windows 10 again, this time 'the correct way'. Meaning I had the PC boot up directly to the USB drive and run the install. I even deleted the partitions and reformatted the HD while I was there, because I figured why not, I wasn't going to do that after I installed...

Follow up, I'm re-reading about the windows media tool installation, and I think I might have done it wrong. Going to redo it today and see what happens. Hopefully that will resolve the CPU usage issue. Although I'm still up the creek on the connection of the cameras...

So did my clean install on Wednesday night. Last night installed BI5 and I thought everything was going great. Then I tried to add my QSee cameras and they wouldn't connect. Then I tried my Wyze cams via RTSP, and they wouldn't connect. I seem to recall having to do something special a year...

Actually, as a follow up question regarding doing the clean install. Once I do the clean install of W10, how do I ensure that I have the correct driver from that point? Won't windows just go and update to the most recent driver upon installation?

I plan to do a clean install of W10 tomorrow using the media tool. But do I need to unlink my BI session first? Although, since BI goes to 100% as soon as it opens, this might prove difficult to do anyways. As for optimizing BI cams, I've had direct-to-disc on all cams from day 1. That was...

HP ProDesk 600 G3 SFF Intel Core i5-7500 @ 3.40 GHz 8 GB Ram At this point as soon as I open BI CPU pegs at 100% and I can't even get to settings to disable the service. I also saw something on the forum about deactivating BI before reinstalling windows. But I can't even do that, as the PC...

The links in the wiki for 7th generation seem to be dead links. Anyone have a good link?

Definitely interested in this feature!