Windows 10: Service Host: Diagnostic Policy using a lot of CPU and Disk usage

Discus and support Service Host: Diagnostic Policy using a lot of CPU and Disk usage in Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging to solve the problem; As you can guess from the title, I've been having lots of issues with this specific service. It's been using disk a lot and some CPU as well, nothing... Discussion in 'Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging' started by cinnamonRoll_167, Sep 7, 2022.

  1. Service Host: Diagnostic Policy using a lot of CPU and Disk usage


    As you can guess from the title, I've been having lots of issues with this specific service. It's been using disk a lot and some CPU as well, nothing to overheat my computer but it often ends up consuming CPU that I need as well. Typically it uses something around 10%-20% of CPU and around 7-8MB/s of disk. I'm not sure if this is related but browsing for possible fixes to this, I also found that the SRU folder is plagued with thousands of text files and the EventViewer without any filter displays a lot of errors on the Application section of Windows Logs.I do have a CrashLog I got from the eve

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    cinnamonRoll_167, Sep 7, 2022
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    Consistent CPU Usage by Service Host : Diagnostic Policy Service


    Hello Guys,

    I'm using Windows 10 Home Single Language 64-bit. After the latest Windows update in Feb 2018, I've been experiencing consistent CPU Usage (13-14%) by a Windows Process (Service Host: Diagnostic Policy Service).

    I can't figure out why is this process taking CPU usage every time even when the system is idle. *Huh

    I tried to limit its startup, by changing its startup type to Manual, but this went in vain.

    A screenshot has been added to make it more clear.
    Service Host: Diagnostic Policy using a lot of CPU and Disk usage [​IMG]


    Any tips or tweaks regarding this?

    Thanks

    PC Specifications:

    Lenovo Y50
    Intel Core i7 4710 HQ 2.5 GHz
    8GB DDR3 RAM
    1 TB +8GB SSHD
    2GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M
     
    Preetkaran, Sep 7, 2022
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