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  • arunbalait
    New Member
    • Feb 2007
    • 164

    Too many Svchost.exe tasks

    Hi all

    The svchost.exe always killing my cpu. It uses lots of memory. And also some times explorer.exe kills lots of memory.

    What the problem is here?

    Lots of svchost.exe process running in my background.

    How to resolve this?

    I tried changing the keys using regedit but having same problem.

    Plz help me to reslove this.

    Thanks
  • epots9
    Recognized Expert Top Contributor
    • May 2007
    • 1352

    #2
    Originally posted by arunbalait
    Hi all

    The svchost.exe always killing my cpu. It uses lots of memory. And also some times explorer.exe kills lots of memory.

    What the problem is here?

    Lots of svchost.exe process running in my background.

    How to resolve this?

    I tried changing the keys using regedit but having same problem.

    Plz help me to reslove this.

    Thanks
    here is the info u need: http://www.liutilities.com/products/...brary/svchost/

    also, the more things u have running the greater amount of memory explorer uses.

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    • bartonc
      Recognized Expert Expert
      • Sep 2006
      • 6478

      #3
      Originally posted by arunbalait
      Hi all

      The svchost.exe always killing my cpu. It uses lots of memory. And also some times explorer.exe kills lots of memory.

      What the problem is here?

      Lots of svchost.exe process running in my background.

      How to resolve this?

      I tried changing the keys using regedit but having same problem.

      Plz help me to reslove this.

      Thanks
      It's normal to have 4, 5, or even 6 svchost.exe tasks running. Exploere will also grow quite large until the memory is needed. If you are running XP, you can expect 200 MB of memory to be used up just by the operating system. This is much more than some older versions of Windows.

      Check out your background tasks (and everything else) with Process Explorer.

      To see Explorer will give back some memory, just run as many programs as you can, until Explorer gets smaller.

      You can reduce svchost, somewhat by turning of unneeded services. This site is a great resource for learning about that.

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      • epots9
        Recognized Expert Top Contributor
        • May 2007
        • 1352

        #4
        Originally posted by bartonc
        You can reduce svchost, somewhat by turning of unneeded services. This site is a great resource for learning about that.
        i think i'll take a look too :D

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        • bartonc
          Recognized Expert Expert
          • Sep 2006
          • 6478

          #5
          Originally posted by epots9
          i think i'll take a look too :D
          It's a good one. The best that I have found (and it doesn't break site rules posting that particular link).

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          • arunbalait
            New Member
            • Feb 2007
            • 164

            #6
            Originally posted by bartonc
            It's a good one. The best that I have found (and it doesn't break site rules posting that particular link).
            Hi thanks

            I shall go thru it.. But there is no explanations abut svchost?

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            • bartonc
              Recognized Expert Expert
              • Sep 2006
              • 6478

              #7
              Originally posted by arunbalait
              Hi thanks

              I shall go thru it.. But there is no explanations abut svchost?
              svchost is what Microsoft uses to run a wide variety of service on Windows.
              Use the link to Process Explorer and that program will tell you exactly what each one is doing. One in particular coordinates a huge list of services.

              Hope that helps.

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