my former wrong assumption:
it drains my notebook battery and I've no shortage of RAM.
In Task manager you see ntoskrnl.exe is eating more CPU time than any other process.
this feature does not appear to be optional and came 2 days ago with the 1st Win10 Update (Win10Pro in my case).
Edit:
I want to disable it, at least to exclude it as a culprit for my (unproven) assumptions.
That process never came to my attention in the last 2 months and in task manager's long name it's called "system memory and compressed memory".
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