Windows 10: Service Host Diagnostic Policy High CPU usage
Discus and support Service Host Diagnostic Policy High CPU usage in Windows 10 Software and Apps to solve the problem; Recently bought a new PC and for some reason when my desktop is one, even idle, Service Host Diagnostic Policy is always running at about 15% - 30% cpu... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Software and Apps' started by Daniel_201, Dec 8, 2023.
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