How to make the SVCHOST.EXE process work correctly

What is SVCHOST.EXE process?

SVCHOST.EXE is a Windows host process on your system and is constantly running as a system executable, as many other Windows files depend on its availability. Svchost.exe is located in the folder C:\Windows\System32; and since it is a required system process, it can increase the use of various resources at certain times. But this does not mean that the increase in your network, RAM or processor as a result of this process is normal. If you notice consumption of these resources is more than 50%, something is wrong and the problem needs to be solved; otherwise, the computer will gradually lose performance and become slow as a turtle. In this article, you will learn how to make the SVCHOST.EXE process work correctly and not harm your computer in the process.

Open your computer's settings using the Windows + I keys, or click the gear icon in the Start menu. Then go to the “Update & Security” section, and from the left-hand menu, select “Troubleshoot”.

At the bottom of the page, select “Windows Update” and click “Detect issues and apply fixes”. Next, let the troubleshooter do its job and then restart your computer.

Open "Settings" as described above and select the "Update and Security" section.

Next, click on "Windows Security" and select "Open Windows Security".

Next, select the “Virus and threat protection” button (the shield-shaped icon) and select one of the scanning options:

• Quick scan

• Advanced scan

Click “Start Scan” and then wait for Windows Defender to finish scanning your device. As a result, you will have a report on all detected threats and suggestions for blocking and removing these threats.

Get rid of malware from your computer and restart your computer.

Again, in the section “Computer Settings”, click “Update & Security”.

Open the tab Windows Update and click the “Check for Updates” button.

After downloading, go to the DiskInternals Partition Recovery installation and run the recovery wizard (it usually boots automatically).

Then click the disk or partition to scan and select the program mode (full recovery, quick recovery, or read mode).

You will see the search results; select the desired file and preview it for free.

Then purchase a license and receive a unique electronic key with which you can complete the work you have started and enjoy the results.