When your system starts to respond slowly and you start to face hang issues, find a solution to kill processes that are consuming too much processing power. When you open Task Manager, find that there are several Svchost.exe processes run in the background. and using too much processing power. Possibly, got confused if it was system processes or virus. Here, in this post, I will explain what to do if you find svchost.exe uses the 100% of processing power and memory.
SVCHOST.exe it is one of the mysterious processes that keep running in the background. Despite this, svchost.exe is not a virus or trojan by default, but nowadays most of the attackers use the same name and create a virus to confuse the PC user.
SVCHOST.exe relies on SERVICE HOST which is used to run Windows Dll files to perform various tasks. The DLL is not self-executing and needs a leader that can call the DLL and run it in a package. SVCHOST.exe does exactly this and runs dll files. If you find svchost.exe is using too much memory and processes, you can apply the following method to fix this problem.
Method 1: fix with advanced repair tool
You can fix svchost.exe problems related to the use of this tool. This tool is designed and developed to fix Windows problems and speed up PC performance. Repairs various corners of the PC like the registry file, the missing dll files, repairs damage after virus removal, etc.
Method 2: Run Virus Scanner quickly
If you find that some svchost.exe behaves mysteriously and uses too much memory and CPU constantly, quickly run a Virus Scanner. No system procedure uses too much CPU and memory continuously, so it must be a virus, a Trojan or malicious program. If your AV provides boot time scan then go to this option and restart the PC to start Boot Time Scanning. Once the analysis is finished, you should use the advanced system repair tool to repair the damage caused by viruses and trojans.
Method 3: identify the SVCHOST.exe procedure manually and end the procedure
This method is also useful in quitar svchost.exe process manually. You just need to identify which services are calling svchost.exe and then terminate those services.
Paso 1. Find PID or Procedure ID for svchost.exe services.
Ir Task Manager and write the svchost.exe PID you are using too much memory and cpu.
Paso 2: Find services to use PID
1. Open symbol of the system What administrator
2. Type the following command and press Entertasklist /svc /fi “imagename eq svchost.exe
3. It will show you the name of services with PID.
Now you know which procedure calls SVCHOST.EXE and uses too much memory and CPU. If you know the exact name of the service, then it will be easy to stop those services.
Paso 3: stop services
1. Open Run Dialog Box and write services.msc and press Enter. The service window will open.
2. Find the Service, The right button of the mouse in them and select Properties.
3. Now Disable services Y convert startup type to manual.
