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| Vista 64x Ultimate | svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. Hi, First of all, i have 13 svchosts running. I seem to recall around 3 in windows xp 32. Is this normal? Second, one of the svchost.exe's is ALWAYS using 120+ mb of ram. This can hardly be right, can it? |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. Just checked my system, I have 12 running using about 100mb. |
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| Vista 64x Ultimate | Re: svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. So i have an extra svchost.exe and it uses 120+ mb ram. I've used the 'goto file location' and it is infact the same svchost.exe as the 12 other ones in my process list. I was abit worried it might have been some virus, disguised as svchost.exe. |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. Try using Microsofts Process Explorer:- http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...sExplorer.mspx This will tell you just what is using each svhost instance. |
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| Vista 64x Ultimate | Re: svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. Try using Microsofts Process Explorer:- Process Explorer for Windows v10.21 This will tell you just what is using each svhost instance. |
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| Vista 64x Ultimate | Re: svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. Actually i managed to figure it out, i think. I checked the used memory of the process, and this one looks like it is the one. |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. You can memory columns from view-->columns then tick the boxes for any extra info you need. You can also set task manager to show pids using the same method as above. If you hover you mouse over the svhost process in the left pane it will tell you what service is using the process. |
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| Vista 64x Ultimate | Re: svchost.exe using 120+ mb ram. You can memory columns from view-->columns then tick the boxes for any extra info you need. You can also set task manager to show pids using the same method as above. If you hover you mouse over the svhost process in the left pane it will tell you what service is using the process. |
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