add blow code strings to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
After disabling the following modules, my desktop computer is working perfectly fine. I haven't encountered any issues with applications being unusable due to missing modules. However, I cannot guarantee that using this disabled list will not cause any problems for you. If any anomalies occur, you can use a system live disk to enter the terminal and revert the changes.
blacklist tcp_diag
blacklist intel_rapl_msr
blacklist x86_pkg_temp_thermal
blacklist intel_powerclamp
blacklist coretemp
blacklist polyval_clmulni
blacklist ghash_clmulni_intel
blacklist sha512_ssse3
blacklist sha256_ssse3
blacklist sha1_ssse3
blacklist aesni_intel
blacklist spi_nor
blacklist eeepc_wmi
blacklist rapl
blacklist spi_intel_platform
blacklist iTCO_wdt
blacklist mei_pxp
blacklist at24
blacklist intel_cstate
blacklist mei_hdcp
blacklist intel_uncore
blacklist i2c_i801
blacklist pcspkr
blacklist wmi_bmof
blacklist lpc_ich
install tcp_diag /bin/false
install intel_rapl_msr /bin/false
install x86_pkg_temp_thermal /bin/false
install intel_powerclamp /bin/false
install coretemp /bin/false
install polyval_clmulni /bin/false
install ghash_clmulni_intel /bin/false
install sha512_ssse3 /bin/false
install sha256_ssse3 /bin/false
install sha1_ssse3 /bin/false
install aesni_intel /bin/false
install spi_nor /bin/false
install eeepc_wmi /bin/false
install rapl /bin/false
install spi_intel_platform /bin/false
install iTCO_wdt /bin/false
install mei_pxp /bin/false
install at24 /bin/false
install intel_cstate /bin/false
install mei_hdcp /bin/false
install intel_uncore /bin/false
install i2c_i801 /bin/false
install pcspkr /bin/false
install wmi_bmof /bin/false
install lpc_ich /bin/false
then run "sudo mkinitcpio -P"
"sudo reboot"