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با KIS 2012 دسترسی تمام برنامه ها به اینترنت رو قطع کردم اما با این که هیچ نرم افزاری از اینترنت استفاده نمیکنه هم مشغول دریافت اطلاعات از اینترنت هست این ویندوز 8!
با یه خورده جست و جو تو سایت ها و نصب نرم افزارهای مختلف برای کنترل اینترنت به این نتیجه رسیدم که همه چی زیر سر فایلی به نام svchost.exe هست.
در آخر به این مقاله رسیدم : (چیزی که مشخصه اینه که نمیشه این فایل رو کاریش کرد :(. دوستان کسی راه حل علمی و معقولانه ای داره؟) مرسی
svchost.exe. What is it?
Svchost.exe is a Windows system file. It is the Generic Host Process for Win32 Services.Svchost.exe manages 32-bit DLLs as well as other services. Microsoft runs a lot of software functionality from DLL (dynamic link library) interface. But DLLs can’t launch themselves – they need an executable program. On startup, svchost.exe checks the services in the Registry and makes a list of services it has to load. Usually there are several svchost.exe files running at the same time. Each svchost.exe instance can group services, so that separate services can be run depending on where and how svchost.exe is started. The multiple executions of svchost.exe reduce the possibility of one process crashing the entire system, thus making the operating system more stable and secure.Important: The svchost.exe file should be in the C:\Windows\System32 folder. If you find it anywhere else, then svchost.exe could be a virus, trojan, worm, or spyware! Scan your computer with
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to make sure it's not infected.Svchost.exe is known to cause high CPU usage problems. I’m sure you’ve been in a situation like this: you’re working on your computer and enjoying yourself when all of a sudden it becomes agonizingly slow and even starts freezing up. You press CTRL+ALT+DEL to open the Task Manager, click on the Processes tab, and see that there are several instances of svchost.exe running and one of them is using up 90% - 100% of CPU! (NB Windows Vista and Windows 7 users need to check Show processes from all users to be able to see all svchost.exe instances). Some people will think: “OMG! My computer’s got a virus!!!”. Well, that might be true, because some malware masks itself as svchost, but most likely it’s just Windows being Windows.Now the question is how to stop svchost.exe from stealing CPU usage. First of all, you’ll need to find out which of the svchost.exe instances is the culprit and is causing your computer to slow down. Also you need to identify the actual application running it.Luckily, it’s easy. There is a very useful free Microsoft (originally Sysinternals) tool called
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, that gives you detailed information for each running process. All you need to do is download it and click the .exe file - no installation is required.
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Once you’ve got it running, hover the mouse point over each svchost.exe process and a tooltip windows with all the information needed will appear.
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How to Fix It?
First of all, if the process that is eating up CPU is not a Windows process, kill it and uninstall the program that runs it. Also scan your computer for viruses and other malware.However, most likely it will be a Windows process, such as Task Scheduler, firewall, or Windows Update. Sometimes simply restarting your computer gets rid of the problem. If not, try downloading the most recent Windows Updates. If for some reason you can’t, go to the Control Panel - Administrative Tools - double-click the Services shortcut (or click Start - Run - type inservices.msc - hit Enter), find the required service, right-click on it, go to Properties and selectDisabled from the Startup type box. You can always re-enable it later, so don’t worry. Reboot your computer and then go to the Microsoft website and download updates. Install them, re-enable the service that you have stopped, and restart again. Hopefully everything will be working now.Another way to get rid of svchost.exe high CPU usage problem is to open the Task Manager(CTRL+ALT+DEL), find the process that is causing the problem, right-click on it, go to Set Priorityand set it to Below Normal (or Idle if Below Normal doesn’t help). Keep in mind that setting it toIdle might interfere with your networking services, especially if you’re at work and part of a large network.
