Windows 10: Antimalware Service Executable using very much memory

Discus and support Antimalware Service Executable using very much memory in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; Antimalware Service Executable using very much memory and CPU. I tried several method like adding MsMpEng.exe in exclusion list and from task... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by Pratyush Gautam, Sep 13, 2023.

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    Antimalware Service Executable using very much memory and CPU. I tried several method like adding MsMpEng.exe in exclusion list and from task managerschedule unchecking run with higest privileges and unchecking every option in conditions in Windows Defender Scheduled Scan but none of them solved the problem.My Laptop is already low end and now Antimalware service executable is using more memory an cpu and making my laptop more slow.In case if you need,System Information-Laptop Model - Lenovo 80TL V110-15ISKSystem Type - x64Processor - IntelR CoreTM i3-6006U CPU @ 2.00GHz, 1992 Mhz, 2 Core

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    Pratyush Gautam, Sep 13, 2023
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  2. Antimalware service executable is taking 50% of memory

    Antimalware service executable is taking 50% of memory , did all the solutions suggested on internet still problem is not resolved .!
     
    Hitesh Yadav1, Sep 13, 2023
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  3. Antimalware Service Executable

    Hello,

    Currently I'm facing a problem with the antimalware service executable. It uses half of my memory, I did tried some solutions such as: Change Windows Defender’s schedule and Add Antimalware Service Executable to Windows Defender exclusion list. However, none of these solutions has yet fixed my issue. Any help is appreciated.

    Should I install another antivirus program?
     
    JustANormalMember, Sep 13, 2023
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    Antimalware Service Executable problem

    I am still having the problem even with the latest prerelease build. The Antimalware Service Executable process is often running and taking a lot of CPU, disk and memory. The same The Antimalware Service Executable -> Windows Defender Service ...
    Too often the PC (an I7 one, 8 GB EliteBook HP) is stuck and even the response of a keyboard entry is very slow!!

    Any suggestions?
     
    Enzo Contini, Sep 13, 2023
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