On Sun, 27 Dec 2015, Kish n Kepi wrote: > On my computer, over time these two Processes grow in resource consumption, > eventually eating about 20% CPU each, thus slowing down the computer to the > point that a reboot is necessary.
I have a Windows 7 machine right now that I need to troubleshoot.. it was only taking 5 minutes (even less sometimes) from boot before SVCHOST.EXE was pegging the cpu. It was showing Netsvcs on the details screen and I ran PROCMON and narrowed down to SVCHOST.EXE and it was hitting all sorts of cached files so I went in and stopped the windows update service and it immediately cleared up... haven't finished diagnosis as this made the machine usable again for now. I would assume yours taking so long it must be a memory leak from a driver or 3rd party program ... but I do see BITS in your PID services which caused me some issues in the XP days..
