Use of the UC SVhost.exe

Process Explorer running indicates that one of the files SvHost.exe has use of the CPU by up to 50% or more.

From time to time I get high utilization of the processor with internet explore 11 and widows Explorer of Windows Services.

My computer gets very hot or warm even during the execution of any browser.

Windows Update search constantly updated it never finds.

Please take note - what happened since I went back to my computer to its original factory condition.

Please advise on what should I do to rectify the problem.

Concerning

Eflynn

You're welcome :)

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