Windows 7 12 svchost.exe ?

[Luke14789]

I know that it is common to have multiple amounts of these processes running.
But I have 12 !
12, really ?
Is this common with windows 7 ? Because I have never seen that on XP.
Btw I am running the RC (Build 7100)
Thank you

here is the ScreenShot

 

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Having 12 instances of the same process running simultaneously can be unusual, but it's not unheard of, especially on multi-core systems or with certain applications that spawn multiple instances for various tasks. Here are some insights into your query:

Windows 7 Processes:​

• Commonality: Having multiple instances of a process running is more common in Windows 7 compared to Windows XP, especially in modern systems with higher resources and multitasking capabilities.
• Task Manager: In Windows 7, you can use the Task Manager to view and manage running processes. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager, then go to the "Processes" tab to see a list of running processes.
• Resource Monitor: For more detailed information on processes and system resource usage, you can use the Resource Monitor. In Task Manager, go to the "Performance" tab and click on "Resource Monitor" to access detailed resource usage information.

Windows 7 Build 7100 (RC):​

• Build 7100: The Release Candidate (RC) build 7100 is a pre-release version of Windows 7. It's essential to note that pre-release versions may have certain issues or differences compared to the final release version.
• Updates: Ensure that your system has all the necessary updates installed, as some issues related to processes can be resolved through updates provided by Microsoft.

Process Management:​

• Identification: It's important to identify the specific processes that are running multiple instances to understand their purpose and potential impact on system performance.
• Troubleshooting: If you suspect any issues or abnormal behavior, you can research each process to determine its function and whether it's necessary to have multiple instances running.

Further Action:​

• Investigation: It might be beneficial to investigate the processes running on your system further to determine if they are legitimate and essential for system operation.
• Monitoring: Keep an eye on the system performance and process behavior to ensure that the system is running smoothly and efficiently.

If you encounter any performance issues or unusual behavior, feel free to provide more details or seek further assistance for a detailed analysis of the processes running on your system.