Windows 10: What is Service Host Agent Activation Runtime process? How do I disable it?

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The Task Manager in Windows shows overall resource usage by all the processes and applications running on your computer. That way, you can also check if there are any background processes utilizing more memory resources than intended. Service Host Agent Activation Runtime is one such entry in Task Manager that takes up a BUNCH of […]

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Service Host: Agent Activation Runtime_15831 high cpu and memory consumption

Hi! Anybody knows why Service Host: Agent Activation Runtime and Service Host: Local Service (Network Restricted) consumes about 25-30% cpu and up to 2.5Gb or memory all the time already for several days?

I read that it's kind of related to the Cortana but I don't use it much. I just type something in Visual Studio and these two services keep burning my cpu.

I have all windows updates installed and my cpu is intel core i7-1065G7

 

Windows update and Service host process

Hi.

Can anyone tell me:

• Why is the process 'Service host: Network Service, Delivery Optimization' running constantly 24/7, hogging 30% of processing power and how do I stop it?
  

And

• Is this somehow linked to the fact that neither windows 10 update or its trouble shooter appear to be working? windows 10 appears to be permanently checking for updates.

I'm Running a brand new HP laptop, i5 processor and 8Gb Ram with windows 10 64bit (1903). This has only started happening in the last week or so

Thanks

Wurze

 

High CPU on Runtime Broker, Service Host: SysMain and Disk Defragmenter.

apparently the service host: disk defragmenter, runtime broker and service host: SysMain are using a lot of cpu on my laptop. i also have 6 runtime brokers. what do i do?