E EnderStorm318 New Member Joined Oct 6, 2014 Messages 1 Oct 6, 2014 Thread Author #1 Recently I refreshed my computer and installed windows 8 and now my svchost is hogging my cpu and it makes my computer very slow. I would like to know if anyone can help me fix this issue.
Recently I refreshed my computer and installed windows 8 and now my svchost is hogging my cpu and it makes my computer very slow. I would like to know if anyone can help me fix this issue.
Solution MikeHawthorne Oct 7, 2014 Hi This is a problem that goes way back, at least to Windows XP. It usually has to do with Windows Updates. But before you get into that run Malwarebytes and make sure you don't have any viruses etc. Go to Windows Updates and turn off automatic updates and then reboot, see if the problem goes away. Here is a link to the page about it at Microsoft... http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...-manager/6b372d8b-0ca4-4042-ba37-b2a7cdcdbd06 Mike
Hi This is a problem that goes way back, at least to Windows XP. It usually has to do with Windows Updates. But before you get into that run Malwarebytes and make sure you don't have any viruses etc. Go to Windows Updates and turn off automatic updates and then reboot, see if the problem goes away. Here is a link to the page about it at Microsoft... http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...-manager/6b372d8b-0ca4-4042-ba37-b2a7cdcdbd06 Mike
MikeHawthorne Essential Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined May 25, 2009 Messages 6,637 Oct 7, 2014 #2 Hi This is a problem that goes way back, at least to Windows XP. It usually has to do with Windows Updates. But before you get into that run Malwarebytes and make sure you don't have any viruses etc. Go to Windows Updates and turn off automatic updates and then reboot, see if the problem goes away. Here is a link to the page about it at Microsoft... http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...-manager/6b372d8b-0ca4-4042-ba37-b2a7cdcdbd06 Mike Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here.
Hi This is a problem that goes way back, at least to Windows XP. It usually has to do with Windows Updates. But before you get into that run Malwarebytes and make sure you don't have any viruses etc. Go to Windows Updates and turn off automatic updates and then reboot, see if the problem goes away. Here is a link to the page about it at Microsoft... http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...-manager/6b372d8b-0ca4-4042-ba37-b2a7cdcdbd06 Mike