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Just go into Task Manager, Details tab, right click on the columns and add "Command Line". Now you can see what each svchost does.
by midnitewarrior 10y ago
Just go into Task Manager, Details tab, right click on the columns and add "Command Line". Now you can see what each svchost does.
- pjc50 10y agoThat helps a little, but fundamentally the runtime of a module is still "billed" to the svchost.exe process as a whole - so if a particular one is at 100% of a cpu, you can't tell which module is causing the problem.