Windows 10: Service Host Connected Devices Platform User Service_1180c3 taking up 1GB Of memory

Hello. I have windows 10 64-bit. I have never seen this host before on my task manager or it might have been there always and just was never taking up so much memory. But for about 2 weeks or so I have been seeing this process with 2nd most used memory. I have no idea what it does. Anyway, I can disable this?

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ERRORS Connected Devices Platform Service-CDP User Service-CDPusersvc

@glnz CDP is used for Xbox and such (from what I've seen). Check your services, and if it is set to Automatic, set it to Manual. This seems to eliminate 99% of the errors. Worth a try.

 

Service Host: Local Service consuming all availible physical memory at login

I have a laptop with 8.0 Gb of memory, but I have noticed after login while the desktop is loading up all the way the SVCHOST.exe entry for Local Service consumes almost all my memory available, growing to 4Gb in size. but after everything settles down,
and everything is loaded up (startup programs, etc.) the size used by the process shrinks down to around 11.0 Mb. I have watched it during this activity and 7.9 Gb gets consumed in total before it starts to settle down. normal amount of memory consumed by
the system (at idle on the desktop) is around 3.2 Gb with 4.6Gb available. Is it normal for so much memory to be consumed after logging into windows?

Processes controlled by Service Host: Local Service

COM+ Event System

Connected Device Platform

Diagnostic Service Host

Function Discovery Provider Host

Network List Service

Network Store Interface Service

Windows Font Cache Service

Windows License Manager Service

WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Service

 

ERRORS Connected Devices Platform Service-CDP User Service-CDPusersvc

Don't want to necro or anything but I actually found out why that service won't start.Go to settings>privacy>general here most of you guys like me turned off "let apps on my other devices open apps and continue experiences on this device".This is what the service "Connected devices platform service" is connected to.If you turn that setting in Settings to on the service will work without an issue.I personally just disabled the service since it was like that in the 1511 build and I don't plan to use this.