Windows 10: Service Host: Inventory and Compatibility Appraisal Service is eating up all the available...

After updating my Windows11 a few days ago, the Service Host: Inventory and Compatibility Appraisal Service starts eating up all the available memory. It slowly uses more and more memory until it reaches 99% at which point browsers and other programs cannot function anymore and shuts down. It practically makes the machine unusable. I have tried shutting the Service Host down, but am unable to. I even doubled my RAM fram 16GB to 32GB just to see if it eventuallt hit a lower roof, but alas, it still goes up to 99%. It just takes longer to get there. I have searched the internet for solutions but

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Service host eating my RAM

I'm currently using a Huawei Matebook 13, it has 8 gigs of RAM and it runs pretty well, but I've faced a single, big problem with it. The RAM usually overloads and collapses after some usage time, which makes everything start crashing, making me force
restarting my laptop. I've confirmed that the only reason for this is the service host tasks eating 1-1.5% of the RAM each, today I just turned on the computer and left it like that, without running anything, after a few hours I checked the task manager and
the RAM was at a 90% usage, with a couple tasks from service host eating up to 2% of the RAM, plus the other 40-50 service host tasks eating over 1% each. I've already searched a lot about this and I haven't been able to solve it. Also, I have just a few startup
tasks, so I really don't think that's the problem.

 

service host intrusion eating resources

REMOVE ALL UNNECESSARY USELESS service host processes, they are intrusive and eating resources. how fking dumb can u be microsoft? nobody wants those dumb XBOX ****, candycrush rubbish. holyshit windows 7 so much better but you chose to not provide further
updates.

 

Browser /connection security, hosts file and DNS service

You're saying that Open DNS(and other services like it) house their own list of known 'bad' sites, and by using their DNS servers, it will filter out sites based on that list?

Would you believe I was already using Open DNS servers.
This means the hosts file is moot?

And furthering that, if there's any bespoke sites I want to manually add, I could do it through my router directly.

Thus I can empty my local hosts file and turn my DNS service back on?