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- svchost. exe 为什么会占用那么多 CPU？ - 知乎
svchost进程出问题，有可能是被黑客搞了。 黑客的确特别喜欢利用这个进程来搞事情，而且黑客段位越高，手法越刁钻。 但也有可能不是，得具体问题具体分析。 占用大量CPU资源的情况，大概率是系统问题，但也有可能是中了挖矿程序，挖矿程序伪造了一个svchost。
- Is it normal that svchost. exe is running 24 hours on 24 (always)
It’s perfectly normal for "svchost exe" to be running continuously in the background Windows uses this svchost exe (Service Host) as a container for many system services and background processes, so it tends to run for as long as your computer is on
- 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?
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- How to diagnose abnormal CPU usage by svchost. exe?
27 As an instance of svchost exe hosts multiple system services, here is how to separate the services, each to his own instance of svchost exe, so as to find out which service consumes the CPU The procedure is as follows : Use Task Manager to show all processes sorted by CPU descending and mark the PID of the processes that consume the CPU
- So many Svc host and processes which i dont even know about Is this . . .
There is nothing wrong with your system Windows is a multi-threaded operating system the main processes in Windows are broken down into smaller processes so they can run on the various cores on your processor, that makes Windows run faster, those SvcHost processes are the sub-processes and it is normal to have maybe 70+ versions of SvcHost running in the background, that is not an indication
- 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?
- Why how is svchost. exe using 6. 5GB of memory? - Super User
31 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:
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