Yann Shukor
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svchost.exe (netsvcs) high memory utilization
Hi
A user is complaining about his computer slowing down at least twice a day for up to twenty minutes each time
During these occurrences the memory used by a particular svchost.exe climbs to 1GB
Please see the attached images to view the services concerned, and memory status during slowdown
I have checked his Windows 7 computer Lenovo Thinkcenter M90 ( i3 CPU 530 2.93GHz) and all seems clean and up to date - I updated the motherboard's firmware
I ran Malwarebytes and all is clean
I'm not sure if I should be worried by the presence of 81 hardware faults ?
I have checked the events log and detected nothing out of the ordinary or cause for alarm
The diagnostics-performance log however has numerous warnings and a few critical errors:
100, 101, 200,201, 500, 501
Any ideas ?
thanks
yann
services.JPG
moniteur-1-3.JPG
A user is complaining about his computer slowing down at least twice a day for up to twenty minutes each time
During these occurrences the memory used by a particular svchost.exe climbs to 1GB
Please see the attached images to view the services concerned, and memory status during slowdown
I have checked his Windows 7 computer Lenovo Thinkcenter M90 ( i3 CPU 530 2.93GHz) and all seems clean and up to date - I updated the motherboard's firmware
I ran Malwarebytes and all is clean
I'm not sure if I should be worried by the presence of 81 hardware faults ?
I have checked the events log and detected nothing out of the ordinary or cause for alarm
The diagnostics-performance log however has numerous warnings and a few critical errors:
100, 101, 200,201, 500, 501
Any ideas ?
thanks
yann
services.JPG
moniteur-1-3.JPG
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