Windows 10: A lot of processes opening every app in a Task Manager

Hi all, Windows 11 keeps opening many processes per app in task manager and it doesn't stop even if I don't open new windows like Chrome or Edge browser etc. I thought it was some kind of malware but I turned off the Internet, do not stop opening new processes... I've been fixing it for two days now, I haven't found a normal solution in the internet. Should I reinstall the windows?

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Task Manager overrun with unidentified Processes

Task Manager is getting overrun with unidentified Processes
hogging my ram and cpu . when i try to stop these it says Access Denied .

I need tools that give me control to stop and prevent these tasks, and also beyond any doubt identify the processes .

Alot of svg hosts etc. This is just a part of the list. There is a whole row More of these processes.
I'm almost certain this is making a game i play crash a lot .

Note i am using process hacker a tool i found online that gives more information on processes - that is the Task manager im using as seen in the preview.
But even that i dont understand how to use if it was useful in this at all. I just want some brute force method of dealing with this. But willing to look around .

 

Windows 10 process (Apps on Task manager)

Hi Yousef,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community. I understand your concern and I am glad to assist you.

CPM is a connection manager.

To stay connected On your iPhone, iPad, Android in fact ANY device Its a business App available on Microsoft store.

If it utilizes a lot of memory and the service is not required often, you may end the process. Also disable the application on Windows startup.

• Press Windows +R
• Type msconfig and press enter
• Click on startup tab.
• Click Open task manager.
• Disable the service.
• Click ok. Restart the system and check if the issue persist.

Hope this helps. Get back to us for further queries. We are happy to help.

 

Task Manager overrun with unidentified Processes

That's normal. (Multipe svchost.exe services)

See:
https://www.askvg.com/windows-10-fix...-task-manager/

RE: Process Hacker. You can open the services tab then press Ctrl+A then right click then select "copy" and paste them into a text file or paste the list here. Maybe there's something obvious that stands out.