m15, issues, AWCC, ram SSD usage

For memory, open Task Manager, click More Details, and go to the Details tab and sort the list by amount of memory each process is using. For storage consumption, download TreeSize Free and run it with elevated privileges (run as administrator), and scan your whole hard drive. It sorts folders and files from largest to smallest, and as you drill down it continues that sorting mechanism for subfolders and files in there, so it makes it very clear very quickly where your storage is being consumed.

As you can tell i'm not the most tech savvy person T.T , I literally can't tell here if this is normal or not. I have about 100 different processes running and I can't tell which ones are just the normal windows backgrounds process or if there is anything of concern here. ( this is not all of them )

You looked at the Processes tab; I mentioned the Details tab.  Can you sort that one by memory consumed?  If the largest consumer on your system is still that Desktop Window Manager process at 224 MB even in that view (it would be called DWM.exe), then it seems there's no major culprit(s).  In terms of the list, it looks like there's some "borderline" stuff that may not be total crapware but that you might be able to do without depending on your preferences.  There are also some I don't recognize, but nothing jumps out at me as an actual cause for concern.  If you haven't already, you could go through Programs and Features to see what's pre-installed on your system, research application names you don't recognize, and decide if that's something you actually want to have on your system.