Windows 10: Insane amounds of service host processes running in task manager

As you can see there are so many of these "Service host:" running, its not causing any issues as far as i know/can tell but its just annoying having all of this and I wonder why its here? I factory reset my pc not too long ago if that helps.

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Deleting Service Host: Local Service Processes on Task Manager

Hi,

Service host or svchost.exe is a system process that hosts multiple Windows services in the Windows NT family of operating systems.operation.
Svchost.exe is essential in the implementation of shared service processes, where a number of services can share a process in order to reduce resource consumption.Having said that, it is not recommended end it on the Task Manager.

Let us know if you have any other concern.

 

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.

 

Unable to run Windows 10 services hosted by SVCHOST.EXE as a shared process.

Hi John,

Svchost.exe is a generic host process name for services that run from dynamic-link libraries. If you’ve ever taken a look at the Services section in Control Panel, you’ve probably noticed that Windows requires a lot of services. If every
single service ran under one Service Host process, a failure in one service could potentially bring down all of Windows. Instead, they are separated out.

Services are organized into logical groups that are all somewhat related, and then a single Service Host instance is created to host each group.

If one of these services is causing trouble, you can follow the methods below to help resolve the issue:

Method 1: Check Related Services in Task Manager

• Open Task Manager.
• If it is under a host with multiple services, simply expand the process.
• Under Processes tab, right-click on any individual services to stop it. You can also search for the service's information online.

Method 2: Check Related Services Using Process Explorer

Microsoft has an excellent advanced tool for working with processes called Process Explorer. It's a portable app so you don't have to install it. Refer on this article to know more about
Process Explorer.


Should you need further assistance, feel free to post your query anytime.