Windows 10: Host process for Setting Synchronization SettingSyncHost.exe – High CPU usage

The Setting Synchronization (SettingSyncHost.exe) process is a necessary process in the Windows OS, which is responsible for synchronizing the settings of your system with other devices. It replicates settings like Internet Explorer, OneDrive, wallpapers, etc. to other systems. The Setting [...]

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High CPU Usage by Service Host

After windows update, two processes, Service Host: Local network and Service Host: Internet Connection Sharing, triggers high CPU usage which sometimes jumps to 50 or more percent. Any solution for this?

 

How to solve Host process for setting synchronization cpu/memory/disk usage

Yesterday, I was deleting some of the games and apps that I don't use, and then I noticed that my computer's working/response speed had gone extremely slow. When I checked the task manager, a process called "Host process for setting synchronization" was
eating up all of my cpu/memory/disk usage. it temporarily stops if I end the process, but it comes back after about 30 minutes. I have no idea why this keeps occurring, or how to solve it. Please help.

 

svchost.exe / service host : local system ( network restricted ) high usage memory and CPU

When you open Task Manager a little bit, you’ll see that svchost.exe service host: local system (network restricted) is causing the problem of high CPU usage. To improve your Windows performance, and get rid of the high CPU usage, you
have to disable Superfetch service. Superfetch used to pre-load data from hard disk into RAM memory. So let's follow this steps.

Fix svchost.exe service host: local system (network restricted)