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• Occupation 7 Ultimate with svchost.exe high cpu performance

  Running Windows 7 Ultimate and have high with svchost.exe process cpu occupancy rates.  No application does not work.  Over time, CPU 50%, and remains there with memory being occupied 809 000 K.

  Does anyone have an idea of the cause?

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  We will try to perform a clean boot to isolate this problem. Clean boot will help us determine whether a third-party program or an application installed on your computer is the source of the problem.

  To do this, please refer to this link: How to perform a clean boot in Windows.

  Let us know how it goes.

• Windows Update / SvcHost.exe 100% Cpu in the Task Manager

  This I know is not new to too many of us. Again - it's November 2013 and I would like to know how it happened AND what to do to fix it! Since 1997, I've built a lot of computers. I've never had this problem occur up to this relocation. Have reinstalled XP for XPSP3 several times. Don't waste time questioning my knowledge. Idem: components, motherboard, memory, nothing has CHANGED. The only thing that is different IS - when I finished installing Windows XP with Windows XPSP3 - tested the functionality - fast as * - magazine 'OBSERVER of EVENTS' - no problem, constantly check the CPU usage - low. My next step to activate Windows update to get updates to secure my system. Of course, the CPU spikes at 100% - due to a service request host CPU! I have to say - IF the meter would have a parameter to 200% - I have no doubt she would be higher than 100%. Even if I am sure of the rightness of my process to install the OS (once I've done several times over the years), I decided since I have not loaded any other thing - I format the drive (Nov 19) and start all over again. I'm sitting here today, with a computer case with components of audited operation, with a properly installed OS, motherboard drivers installed - do anything else and I can't do windows updates. Note: the first attempt install (17 Nov) - I tried the advice on Microsoft sites, the fix it systematic, installation recommended a version of net framework without result. There are also other tips to run a routine (don't ask--I do not dig up these data) in 'safe' mode which also failed to remedy. Frankly, I rarely use advice of experts even out there, but I decided that if it worked or not - I wanted a new facility, one last time to have a computer working properly that I built myself and gift. I'm getting old - at a time of my life when you start to reduce their material possessions. How is it possible that someone can do something of so many times with the certainty of having this problem and read both of are amazed with this? And spare me the absurdity of the verification of malware, viruses, bad drivers. This computer did not have any exposure to having these problems! We can safely assume is not a problem with hardware - even working properly - as much with this same question described the components that are very different. My deduction is: something is wrong in the Center Microsoft update or Windows update, I tried both! I believe (leaving aside the suggestions of some of the shenanigans) too trying to pass - after all the updates about 120 give or take a little number of. In any case - if there is no assistance 'out there' to answer a customer to Microsoft who bought Windows3.1; Windows 95; Windows 98; Millennia-old Windows; Windows Xp Windows Vista on my wife's computer. Windows 7 on my build recent just to enjoy the music - I would like to than the courtesy to get a solution to this problem. It seems very simple to me someone at Microsoft to round the most important security updates - onto a disk (compressed - many of us have a big hard drives and WinZip) and provide them with we ONLY CHARGE for POSTAGE - OK, OK adds a dollar or two. Leave aside the patches for patches. You know what it takes. The purchase of new hardware or OS systems is out of the question WHY? Because either we cannot it and above all - WE HERE ARE STANDING BY a product Microsoft WE believe! Try to make it in time for Christmas - he will do much for the image of Microsoft. Have a happy Thanksgiving to all!

  This I know is not new to too many of us. Again - it's November 2013 and I would like to know how it happened AND what to do to fix it! Since 1997, I've built a lot of computers. I've never had this problem occur up to this relocation. Have reinstalled XP for XPSP3 several times. Don't waste time questioning my knowledge. Idem: components, motherboard, memory, nothing has CHANGED. The only thing that is different IS - when I finished installing Windows XP with Windows XPSP3 - tested the functionality - fast as * - magazine 'OBSERVER of EVENTS' - no problem, constantly check the CPU usage - low. My next step to activate Windows update to get updates to secure my system. Of course, the CPU spikes at 100% - due to a service request host CPU! I have to say - IF the meter would have a parameter to 200% - I have no doubt she would be higher than 100%. Even if I am sure of the rightness of my process to install the OS (once I've done several times over the years), I decided since I have not loaded any other thing - I format the drive (Nov 19) and start all over again. I'm sitting here today, with a computer case with components of audited operation, with a properly installed OS, motherboard drivers installed - do anything else and I can't do windows updates. Note: the first attempt install (17 Nov) - I tried the advice on Microsoft sites, the fix it systematic, installation recommended a version of net framework without result. There are also other tips to run a routine (don't ask--I do not dig up these data) in 'safe' mode which also failed to remedy. Frankly, I rarely use advice of experts even out there, but I decided that if it worked or not - I wanted a new facility, one last time to have a computer working properly that I built myself and gift. I'm getting old - at a time of my life when you start to reduce their material possessions. How is it possible that someone can do something of so many times with the certainty of having this problem and read both of are amazed with this? And spare me the absurdity of the verification of malware, viruses, bad drivers. This computer did not have any exposure to having these problems! We can safely assume is not a problem with hardware - even working properly - as much with this same question described the components that are very different. My deduction is: something is wrong in the Center Microsoft update or Windows update, I tried both! I believe (leaving aside the suggestions of some of the shenanigans) too trying to pass - after all the updates about 120 give or take a little number of. In any case - if there is no assistance 'out there' to answer a customer to Microsoft who bought Windows3.1; Windows 95; Windows 98; Millennia-old Windows; Windows Xp Windows Vista on my wife's computer. Windows 7 on my build recent just to enjoy the music - I would like to than the courtesy to get a solution to this problem. It seems very simple to me someone at Microsoft to round the most important security updates - onto a disk (compressed - many of us have a big hard drives and WinZip) and provide them with we ONLY CHARGE for POSTAGE - OK, OK adds a dollar or two. Leave aside the patches for patches. You know what it takes. The purchase of new hardware or OS systems is out of the question WHY? Because either we cannot it and above all - WE HERE ARE STANDING BY a product Microsoft WE believe! Try to make it in time for Christmas - he will do much for the image of Microsoft. Have a happy Thanksgiving to all!

  Hi Joseph,.

  Follow these steps.

  Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel and double click on automatic updates.

  Check mark the option at the bottom to turn off the automatic updates.

  Click apply/OK, and then restart.

  Svchost consumes always 100% cycles CPU?

  If this is the case, follow these steps.

  Click Start, run, copy and paste this command and click OK: services.msc

  In the list of Services, you can see Background Intelligent Transfer Service ?

  Here's a pix what he looks like.

  

  If it is not listed, follow these steps to register the BITS service.

  Open the Windows search tool, copy / paste the following text, and then click Search: qmgr.dll

  Research should show this file in the following locations:

  C:\Windows\System32
  C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386
  C:\WINDOWS\system32\bits

  It may be present in C:\WINDOWS\system32, but if you can see it, follow these steps to register the service.

  Click on start, run and copy/paste: regsvr32 qmgr.dll and click OK

  Do the same with this file: regsvr32 qmgrprxy.dll

  Reboot the system and then copy / paste this command into the field run:
  %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe setupapi, InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 %windir%\inf\qmgr.inf

  If you are prompted to insert the Windows installation CD, ignore this and in the dialog below, replace the path C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386

  If you could only see qmgr.dll in C:\WINDOWS\system32 you can change the path to that instead.

  Restart the PC and then go to the Services and you should be able to see BITS in the list.
  Double click on it and then on the general tab, click the Start button to start the service manually. This is just a test to make sure that it works correctly.

  If you get 2 error: cannot find the specified file, click on start, then run again and copy / paste the following command, and then click OK:
  Tracking Add HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\BITS\Parameters /v ServiceDll /t REG_EXPAND_SZ /d %windir%\System32\qmgr.dll

  Reboot again and try once more to start the PIECES. It should work fine now, but in the unlikely case where it fails again, run the following command, and then press ENTER:
  Reg add HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\BackupRestore\FilesNotToBackup

  Reboot once more and then do the following.

  Go to this link and install the IE8 December Update:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/download/details.aspx?ID=41404

  If you use IE7, use this link instead:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/download/details.aspx?ID=41442

  Finally, go to the Windows Update site and you should be able to download normally.

• Goes from CPU to 100% for seconds on Qosmio F becsue of svchost.exe

  My Qosmio often goes to a State of '100% ' for seconds, it is impossible to use the device. All I can do is wait. Normally it's svchost that catches the resources. Kill the process resolves the issue until the next time.

  I have normally 3 instances of svchost. I have 1 GB of RAM. TaskManager shows that I have 66 process, most of which I have not the slightest idea on what they do, but the event although they do not walk, do occupy memory.

  Any help?

  Analyze the operating system for any virus, malware and Trojan applications

  Check this thread on the svchost.exe and CPU utilization:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=20082&MessageID=73928

• SVChost.exe cpu issue with XP Pro after removal of Trojan

  My sister recently downloaded a virus on my computer. I removed the Trojan horse and have had problems with SVChost.exe are beginning to eat time CPU. This is usually triggered when I start Firefox. It may be unrelated, but I do not. I did a uninstall/reinstall on Firefox and now it will briefly be blip in the Task Manager process tab, but it disappears almost immediately.

  I service Pack3 on my machine, so I don't think it's the SVChost service Pack3 fixed problem. I ran a repair of XP once I have nuked the Trojan horse. I ran across the virus alarm area scan, adaware, and malwarebytes to make sure that the thing had gone gone gone.

  I did a check on what is in the regedit for svchost, and it has the following:

  default reg_sz

  DcomLaunch REG_MULTI_SZ

  DOT3SVC

  REG_MULTI_SZ

  DOT3SVC reg_multi_sz

  eapsvcs REG_MULTI_SZ

  getPlusHelper REG_MULTI_SZ

  HTTPFilter REG_MULTI_SZ

  imgsvc reg_multi_sz

  LocalService REG_MULTI_SZ

  netsvcs reg_multi_sz

  NetworkService REG_MULTI_SZ

  RPCSS reg_multi_sz

  termsvcs REG_MULTI_SZ

  wudfservicegroup reg_multi_sz

  I did some research, and I don't know where to go next. I think it's a registry issue maybe, or a svchost corrupt, but since I have service pack 3, I don't know if there is something else I can do, especially since the question seems to start when I start Firefox. Don't use not Firefox may be an answer, but I really want to make sure that the problem is resolved so that my computer is not get no more corrupt than it already is.

  I saw in my research programs will supposedly fix your registry database, but they seem to be more malicious sites, so I am wary of downloading something that is not specifically to Microsoft. Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I might want to do next? Everything I've read seems to indicate the problem but not the solution. Thank you for taking the time to watch it!

  Beki

  I think you can still infected?

  Try to run one scan of other suppliers and also if you want you can send me your HijackThis report for analysis on my e-mail address in my BIO profile.

  What the name of the Trojan horse?

  NASS - http://www.nasstec.co.uk

  Thanks Nass and Paulogergo,

  I think that I fixed it. I have re-ran all my antivirus programs and I did forget to empty my cache and temporary files. I clear up the registry and system files. I think that the real culprit was Zone alarm. They have this new feature, called force shield. I didn't know that there was a cache that had to be cleared out. Thus, the register needed to be cleared up, but the problem of Firefox was my firewall program. My machine worked fine for the last half hour with no slow worms down or my sessions of cpu overloaded. I run a defrag during the night to make sure. But it seems that everything is copacetic. Thank you so much both to look at this for me. I have not had a virus in 10 years and I forgot what I didn't.

  Beki

• Using Windows XP Home - number svchost.exe - CPU to 100% for a whole day

  I have updates, set up in XP Home so that I am asked to install the updates downloaded stop. After that I did yesterday and restarted my PC, svchost.exe has operated at 100% usage for a full day. It will kill my laptop - it is almost 5 years and will not take a day more of this madness. Burn the hard drive and the CPU fan has stopped all day. I need to stop this.

  I checked the managed task and I have something like 60 and 160 000 + handles and those processes continue to increase exponentially.
  Any ideas?

  Hi Ivoman,

  Keep looking with the methods described in the answer above is one you have found probably only
  the result of another who is the real culprit.

  Update your NETWORK and WiFI card drivers could help as well. Manually review system manufacturer and device
  Sites of the manufacturer - and do not use the automatic updates that found that older drivers.

  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Why my svchost.exe process constantly runs at 100% CPU usage?

  Recently, my computer was extremely slow.  I thought that was the cause of a worm or virus but after I used Norton to take care of that my system is still slow right too. When I checked my system process, its display svchost.exe using a massive amount of memory. Therefore, my CPU usage is constantly at 100%.  Is it still the result of a bug? Or do I have to look elsewhere as the source of the problem? Thank you

  It is possible that a recent update of Norton was faulty or caused one conflict with another program on the PC.

  Activity excessive svchost.exe is often linked to one of the following:

  1 resource hog like Norton or McAfee (sad but true)

  2 be linked in Microsoft Update instead of Windows Update

  3. after having been updated for Windows Search 4.0 and its endless reindexing

  4. the presence of malware

  Unless you have uninstalled Norton AND used their removal tool, I doubt you really deleted ALL occurrences of Norton!

  FWIW, I helped a neighbor recently with his performance problem. The culprit in his case was Windws Search 4.0. And since there is no entry in the Control Panel Add / Remove programs to KB940157, I needed to follow the instructions offered by Nepatsfan here:

  http://help.WUGNET.com/Windows/uninstall-Windows-search-Windows-XP-KB940157-ftopict624142.html

• Problem of CPU for the 90-100% svchost.exe

  When I bring my task manager, I see that svchost.exe has a really high CPU usage, it just started a few days ago and im not sure what is wrong. I tried updates automatic disableing and also I remember having the same problem with an older computer of mine, but I thought that I fixed it with the installation of an update for Windows XP (KB927891) called update can be found here http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=7A81B0CD-A0B9-497E-8A89-404327772E5A&displaylang=en

  I tried to install it but it tells me a new package system is already on it and there is no reason for this update. Does anyone know how to fix this?

  This problem is common for the windows operating system. I hope that this source will help you - http://fileinspect.com/fileinfo/svchost-exe/

• the process Svchost.exe to netsvcs uses a lot of memory (~ 600 MB) and 100% cpu

  I have windows xp edition sp3 family. I hit the power button to hibernate the pc but I think an automatice update was running.  Pc crashes when windows resumes after hibernation. I forced a re-boot, but now the svchost.exe to netsvcs process uses a lot of RAM and CPU. I have a Dell Dimension 8250 with 1 GB of RAM. Svchost uses > 600 MB of memory and 100% of the CPU unless I have stop the DHCP service. When I stop DHCP the svchost stops using CPU and memory affected slowly decreases to about 150 MB and remains at this level. But without DHCP I do have access to the network.

  After installing SP3 recently I started having some weird problems, as I lost my printer and had to re - install the software. Also noticed that after re-booting and desktop appears completely empty, the screen turns white and the taskbar at the bottom will appear empty for about 30 seconds, then reappears. PC seems to be more slow tha before installing SP3.

  I've tried everything. Nothing stopped the svchost to chew all the memory, virtual memory and time processor. Had to re - install windows xp.

• CPU ankles 95-99% stuck on svchost.exe after that Windows update Nov 12 patches to not install

  Automatic update of Windows was put on 'On' on the morning of November 13, 2013, when I received the notice of Microsoft system tray that updates of Windows patches were ready to be installed on my computer (XP sp3, IE8, MSE).

  Updates proceeds to installation with the updated bars before the normal close.

  Updates is apparently blocked at the first update. I let it run for about 15 minutes before I made a hard stop. I thought that maybe I had lost to the Internet because the update seemed stuck on the first and took too much time, it seemed.

  Next start, computer slows almost stopped after a few minutes.

  Guilty is svchost.exe SYSTEM alternating between 95 and 99% of my system resources. I turn it off and computer returned to normal.

  Has done research on the web, stop automatic updates and processor svchost problem disappeared, unless I went to Microsoft updates and svchost.exe Web page re - would seem to consume almost all of the CPU resources while bars update Microsoft constantly scanned my system for the latest upgrades necessary.

  Spending a day to try various fixes posted on the internet. A Microsoft Fixit said that he there had errors in the update and fixed all but one saying registration number was bad (said he couldn't fix that). Despite everything, still the same problem.

  On the same day, an error was unable to update the definitions of virus on MSE, but for some reason, the next day (14) updated crossed.

  Update: some progress: I leave svchost cogitate on the webpage update from Ms. After about 1/2 hour, the updated hotfix list showed. I tried to install it, but not updates managed to install. I am currently re - try, as suggested on the Web page.

  Also tried the command "net stop" method mentioned in several places, as a tool of Malewarebytes Anti-Root running. Nothing.

  Tried the fix for IE8 security as suggested, nothing.

  Tried system restore, but I must have something wrongly configured with it because it was not able to restore any earlier date, I took. Bad luck.

  Never had a big problem with my set-up in all the years I've been running XP sp3, until now.

  Next thing I'll try is Park on the side of Windows Update for an hour or two, with the idea that maybe my processor is in need of more time to digest something.

  I see that others have had this problem, but not necessarily with patch release on November 12.

  UPDATE: some progress, perhaps. 1/2 hour parked page update of Windows, with SVChost churning away, and I got a list of patches. I tried to install, but all of them failed to install. I try a re - install, as suggested.

  Let me propose a summary of how to fix the MSE / Windows Update problem and the svchost problem:

  1st thing to do is to disable the automatic updates window. This will keep your computer against svchost.exe freeze for now.

  2nd, follow the instructions in Xircal to check that you have "BITS" listed in your list of "services". Correct it if not.

  3rd, IE remove it from your list of programs, and then reinstall it, making your first update of the IE rollup, as suggested previously.

  That he "should" do and you can activate the automatic updates on svchost.exe should return to normal. Proceed with the update of Windows and MSE as usual.

• Svchost.exe consumes 90-100% cpu memory

  When I start my computer there are 5-6 processes svchost.exe and none of them use 90% above the memory of the cpu. There is that one, IE, idle system process that uses more than 90% cpu. But when I turn off my net by right clicking on the icon in the status bar notification area and select Disable, after a while, one of the svchost.exe process begins to consume more than 90% cpu. Also its members use is superior to 40 000 K and my computer responds very slowly.

  Also as soon as I finish this process my computer responds normally.
  Also when I shut down my computer shows blue scree an additional message «closing network connections...» ', this isn't usually comes.
  Please help me...
  Thank you

  Are you now a statement is not a problem.

  1. the amount of memory in the "working set" of a process (10 000 K = 10 MB) should not be a problem for most systems.  Even an old computer running XP probably has at least 512 MB of RAM installed.

  2 PIDs are specific to your system.  Reports that a process has 912 PID doesn't mean anything to anyone else.  The svchost.exe instance you mention hosts most of all instances of svchost services into a Windows XP system (this is the "netsvcs" of services group), is not at all surprising that he needs more memory.

  Buried in this long list of services is wuauserv, which is the Windows Update automatic update service.  It wouldn't surprise me at all if this is the service that used a lot of cycles CPU when you shut down your Internet connection.

  If you 'end process' for this instance of svchost, most of the things that will stop working are related to the network, which may be important to you if you have disconnected your network connection.  Not all, however, are related to the network.  For example, the sound does work more (AudioSrv).

  For more information, go here--> http://www.blackviper.com/service-configurations/black-vipers-windows-xp-x86-32-bit-service-pack-3-service-configurations/ names when you run tasklist/SVC are the "service name" rather than the name, "display" then click on the header in the second column of the table in the Black Viper to sort by service name.  You can click on the "display name" of the any services to learn more on this subject.

• the system svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU

  When I open the Task Manager, I see that svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU and almost crashes my computer. I would appreciate anyone's recommendations to overcome this problem.

  My OS is Windows XP Pro SP3 with IE8

  There is a fix!

  Manually download and install the KB2888505 fix: the link below.  It fixed this problem on my two XP systems!
  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=41074

• Svchost.exe causing 100% cpu usage during the update of windows, even when disconnected.

  I recently had to re - install windows xp on a new hard drive for replacement. My version of xp home edition, SP2 OEM installation disc. (This is ith group included IE6)

  Once installed and running, could access windows update.

  Read all the threads associated etc. and installed SP3, disc after downloading microsoft on another pc. Installed after three trys, first two caused various mistakes, but third attempt seems OK!

  I've also updated the IE6 to IE8, as some sites obviously did not work properly with the older browser.

  Now go do the automatic updates, or log for manual updates... BUT!

  During the process, my cpu fan comes on fast and permanently! The CPU usage is showing that 100%, pc slows to crawl, the mouse becomes slow etc.

  This has never happened before on this machine before you reinstall clean, he had already automatically updated to SP3 and went very well, it was some time ago, before the failure of hard drive, and it has never had this problem!

  Only since having to do a cleaning manual update and re - install.

  The culprit seems to be svchost.exe, once it is used by the update, running the cpu at 100% and continues to do so EVEN after stopping the service, until I manually stop with the Task Manager!

  The svchost.exe instance showing a high is use: SYSTEM.

  According to the files of help here, it is a known issue and a fix KB927891 was issued for SP2, but this should NOT be necessary for SP3, and in fact difficulty used to perform anyway under SP3!

  Ideas for a guy to fix?

  I appreciate the support for XP runs out quickly, and after this update of windows will be redundant, but in the meantime it is always useful!

  Also if I turn off the automatic updates, how can I stop this annoying popup warning bubble?... I can't live without updating, but this bubble nag drives you nuts! :)

  OK just a update, now running cool and 100% auto update and manual update... How? I hear you ask...

  Well I had a beer and a reflection and came to the conclusion, it must be 'order' in which I updated the clean installation of XP.

  Origin, I loaded the old OEM disc new hard disk, loaded the drivers etc, then stop at windows update for updated files.

  Who told me my old incompatible browser and suggested an upgrade.

  I downloaded and installed IE8... still no joy, reading the forums comments I downloaded and installed SP3... which SEEMED to work, BUT then all the hassle of cpu to 100% with the automatic update and updated manual on the windows don't update site!

  So I just gritted my teeth, formatted the drive, another OEM of XP Home Edition SP2 installation loaded the drivers, installed a copy saved to SP3 and after restarting, THEN installed a saved copy of IE8 and THEN trotted off the coast to the windows update site... low and behold, it the connection without problem, did a search, and required updates appeared on the screen without delay all 123 of them...! :)

  Did the updates, restarted and everything was fine, updates automatic in market and left the machine, after about 30 minutes appears the yellow shield, and it downloads a couple more update files without problem.

  All this time I followed the via the Task Manager CPU usage and the strange spike waited 100% apartment, it was on average from 5 to 20%!...so a great improvement has this effect, by simply changing the order of the updates installed from the original! SP3 IE before IE8.

  May not work for all have to do a clean install because of the HD failed, but its worked for me, and I am once more a "happy bunny!

  Dave was soon.

• Svchost.exe using 99% of my CPU

  Title says it all

  It seems that your system may be achieved a malware.

  Some reading on svchost.exe and how it can be hidden (just read).

  http://www.file.NET/process/Svchost.exe.html

  Sometimes, it may seem that one of your svchost.exe process is out of control with all kinds of CPU and memory, so understand that some malware will hide as a process behind one of your several svchost.exe processes.  Everything you see in the Task Manager is a process that has run amok of svchost.exe.

  The malware knows that you will not be able to find and see it in the Task Manager.  The hopes of malware, it will inspire you to do something drastic as use a Restore Point, perform a repair installation, or even reinstall your XP from scratch when none of this is necessary.

  No matter what you use for software malware, detection and removal do this first:

  Download, install, update and do a quick scan with these free malware detection programs:

  Malwarebytes (MMFA): http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free
  SUPERAntiSpyware: (SAS): http://www.superantispyware.com/

  They can be uninstalled later if you wish.

  After the scans run clean and a reboot, see what things look like.

• Svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU. How to fix?

  Svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU. How to fix?

  Please click on the below link and follow the steps given on the page:

  http://www.technibble.com/how-to-fix-Svchost-using-100-CPU-memory-leak/ MD MOEEN AJAZ KHAN - MCP, N +, A +.