Fix svchost.exe using high memory on windows 7,8 and 10

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SORRY FOR THE SPELLING MISTAKE "FUTURE" (in video you can see that 'feature'.. SO SORRY

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[MrCastratedPenguin]

Music was so intense, i was under the impression that i am hacking in to NASA

[Mitologicc]

I never post comments here. But I gotta thank you.
I wasted a ton of timetrying to solve this problem until I found your video.
Seriously. Thank you so much!

[kristentheron]

Great video. The svchost.exe is an executable file of Microsoft Windows. This is an important Windows file and it is used to load the required DLL files that are used with Microsoft Windows and Windows programs that run on your computer.

Some Malware often uses a process by the name “svchost.exe” to mimic the windows process.
The original file is located only in c:\windows\system32. If the file that is located in any other location, then we can conclude that the system is infected with malware.
You may also have a look at a site which i came across, named as file-intelligence. It is a malware directory website where you can know about svchost.exe and other types of malware.

[s-rp]

After dealing with high memory usage and system slow down for over a year, I was able to fix my problem by following your instructions. Thank you much!!

[Multiplicitymetoo]

I kept using Task Manager to kill process when it got high, but this was the
Perfect fix. Thank you. 

[WarriorWoz]

Holly shit, This worked amazingly well, CPU usage went from 25% idle to around 1-2% Memory usage is sitting at 2.60. Thanks a ton for this!

[Ivanv]

Who would have thought that windows update is using so much CPU?!? This problem has been bugging me for days.
Thanks a million for such helpful tips!!!

[GEL_Blok]

It works, thanks so much.
I thought reinstalling windows is the only way (after trying varius anti malware software).
Fyi, we can stop the fake svchost "temporarily" from task manager > Processing tab > click resource monitor > memory tab > right click svchost, the most CPU consuming > end process.

[subgxd]

OMG... Thanks a lot.. After disabling windows update in services my cpu before was 100% (because i watching this video and svchost was running) and after doing that my cpu goes to 21% with this video and my ram only using 1, 11gb and before using 3gb (i have 4gb ram) thx

[parranoic]

Worked like a charm, went from loading chrome in 10 min to 3 sec

[YuzsarornVlog]

ในที่สุดก็ทำได้ จาก 100% จนตอนนี้ 5-20%. เมื่อเปิดเครื่อง ขอบคุณมากๆ #Thank you very much.

[thebestbgplamenovdanov]

I had this problem for a looong long time. One day just curious why the is this happening. I saw your video. Folowed your instructions for disabling windows update and miracle, the computer just calmed down. The memory went to 44 which is about around the normal. Thank you man. You made my day today. Thank you very much again

[SlitDrum]

Worked. Thanks. CPU usage fluctuates normally now: 0 - 5%, with sporadic spikes of 30%-70% that don't hold long. It used to stay at 100% continually. It was making me concerned.

[DaveRaval]

This video really helped me identify that Windows Defender (which I don't want and appeared through a Windows Update) was taking up all my memory. Thanks to this video I sorted the problem and everything is ok now!

[Thallesmerces]

Thank you for the video! Physical memory dropped about 35% just doing the first step!

[marcamp]

Thanks, it helped here too. Right from the start, had this svchost.exe eating like half of my memory; and as you pointed out, it turns out it was related to the Windows Updates. Now things are more efficient now that there's more memory available.

[Paulic]

thanks man, it worked. I was scared that my PC is gonna blow off. And I'm also proud of myself that I actualy knew what was the problem :D

[ChZagi]

For last 2-3 months i have this problem with svchost and it was annoying, i was trying to find solution on internet but any articles didn't help, until i saw your video... :D

Thanks again, like+sub :) ;)

[razerflame]

This fixed it! Finally silence, those laptop fans have been going at it all day.

[StrykerX]

thank u bro. My CPU Usage was at 95%. Disabling Windows Update made it go down to 15%!