Windows 10: Is The Network service ram usage supposed to be this high?

The service Network service is using gobs of memory, at one point it consumed close to 4 gigabytes of it, typically now. it stays within the range of 1.8-2gb of memory usage. Before this issue, memory at idle would sit at 25% to 35%. Currently it is closer to 50%. My Ram is 16gb. I tried stopping the service, to no prevail, it just restarted doing the same thing. A full PC Restart also made no difference. Even tried some Windows PowerShell commands like "sfc/ scannow". This too did nothing. This issue started a few days ago, and I am not sure what could have

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Antimalware Service high ram usage in task manager

Antimalware Service high ram usage in task manager using 90 % ram

 

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)

 

Host process for windows services high, CPU, Ram, Disc and Network Usage

Host process for windows services high, CPU, Ram, Disc, Network Usage (and or) ..

See a lot of people having these problems with Windows 7 through 10. Seems when they get on the web and ask the skilled they get all sorts of technical procedures to find and then fix the issues. Over many years I usually continue to read on to find as with
most Windows user problems, the technical ways aren't the solving their problems. The problem 90% of the time is simple and if the simple way don't work, really its pretty easy to just clean install your OS.

Host process for windows services high, CPU, Ram, Disc and Network Usage..

Completely Uninstall JAVA.. Problem Solved.

What should I do next? Don't ask me I'm not a tech!

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