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TiWorker.exe, also known as the Windows Modules Installer Worker, is a system process that handles the installation and modification of Windows updates and optional components. On WindowsForum.com, users frequently report that TiWorker.exe causes high CPU and RAM usage, often during update installations that appear stuck or slow. For example, one user on Windows Server 2016 found TiWorker.exe using 12-15% CPU and 180MB RAM while a security update (KB4025339) stalled at 5% progress. Another Windows 10 user noticed TiWorker.exe constantly draining system resources, suspecting it is tied to ongoing update searches. These discussions focus on troubleshooting TiWorker.exe resource consumption and resolving stuck Windows updates.
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    kb4025339 stuck during installation?

    Hi, I did try to update kb4025339 under Windows Update but it just did get stuck on 5% on the prepering to install.. So I did download the file: windows10.0-kb4025339-x64_463d31d0ef8c18800ad5e5cc09927b263a99c352-msu and I did try to install it manuelly. But now it has been stuck on...
    • Calby
    • Thread
    • cpu usage error extended security updates installation installation guide kb4025339 memory usage performance issues stuck update tiworker troubleshooting windows 10 windows modules installer windows server windows update
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Server Forums
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    Windows 10 windows 10 using lots of ram

    Is there a way to keep win 10 from constantly searching for updates other than disabling it's service? I notice tiworker.exe is constantly draining my pc (i'm guessing here) I haven't noticed any other process's using lots of resources.
    • MRF71
    • Thread
    • background processes memory memory usage pc optimization performance resource management services tiworker troubleshooting update user experience windows 10 windows services
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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