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- windows - What does the svchost. exe process do? - Super User
On all Windows machines there seem to be a number of svchost exe processes running What do this processes do and why are so many running?
- What command line options are available to svchost. exe?
It seems the only command line option used by Windows for svchost exe is -k, followed by the group name which svchost needs to start for a given service Yet, use of a command line option indicates
- windows 10 - How many svchost. exes are normal? - Super User
I have about 80 svchost exe (79 to be exact) processes running in the background They are connected to local-service, network-service and system Most of them are in system Most of them take 1 5K each, while a few take 11-24K, which is not a lot of memory usage, however: Is it normal to have that many svchost exe processes running in the
- Why how is svchost. exe using 6. 5GB of memory? - Super User
svchost exe is the process that runs all your Windows services One of them has gone mad apparently Right-click on svchost exe and select "Go to Service (s)" That will tell you which service it is, and you can use Services Manager to restart or disable it if you don't need it For a better description with nice screenshots check out: How-To Geek: What is svchost exe And Why Is It Running?
- windows 10 - What is the CDPUserSvc service? - Super User
The name ending in a hash is because it is running for a specific user Windows supports multiple user accounts simultaneously logged in at the same time and this service runs with the relevant user’s account to limit the damage to the system or other users if the service is compromised Anyway, to be registered as a service, it probably needs a unique name, so to avoid having a name that
- fps - Cause of lag spikes svchost. exe? - Super User
And if svchost exe is legit, then does it only take up resources that are not being used or does my computer's svchost exe have a problem? TL;DR: Does memory CPU usage have to be at 100% to cause lag? Is svchost exe taking up 1 7GB of memory and a lot of CPU a bad thing a virus fixable?
- networking - svchost. exe (LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation) - Is this a . . .
I also have this svchost process running LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation and this PC is clean So far LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation is a legit process and is used by Windows AppLocker
- windows - Find what from svchost is using port - Super User
The svchost process is used to run system services It would be better to figure out which system service is using this port, then disable it permanently (if it's not useful) You can find that by looking at the command-line of the svchost exe process The -k parameter identifies the system service You have already figured out how to get the process-id that uses the port To get the command
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