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Task Manger and SVCHost

I have been troubleshoot and handle leak with the SVCHost process that manages the "NetSvc" group as list in task manager. When you kill this process to kill all open threads and process and will regenerate them since the backend services are still running which I have confirmed correct?
Windows Server 2008

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John

8/22/2022 - Mon
John

Download and install Process Explorer (Microsoft SysInternals)

Run Process Explorer and look down the left side tree for "Explorer" .
See if you can find the processes.

Kill them and exit but do not restart.

Scan with Malwarebytes and when it has completed, restart and test.
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Thank you I have been already using Process Explorer and RamMap and they are great tools. I just want to make sure my understand is correct the when you kill a process it the backend services is still running it will spawn up a new instance correct?
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John

That is why is it is better to use Process Explorer for this.
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Whether a service is restarted after being killed/crashing depends on its recovery option - if set to not do anything, it will not restart.
John

@compdigit44 - Thanks. I was happy to assist and I trust you can resolve the SVChost issues.