Windows 10: Service host taking up my MEMORY OVERTIME.

When I start up my computer everything is fine. But within after over an hour, my service host keeps taking .1 MB while time passes by. I have to keep restarting my computer when it starts having issues because at that time I have 99% memory while I'm in a game. It gets annoying at a point. I took this picture like 30 mins after restarting my pc. Plz I need solutions to fixing this problem.

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Service Host: ____ taking up way to much memory

When i check task manager, i see a bunch of processes called "Service Host: " that are taking up my memory. They are using from 2 MB to 150 MB per service. When I restart my computer they calm down for a bit but the longer my computer is on, the more
and more memory they start to take up. It gets to a point where when nothing is open on my computer, they take up 70-80% of my memory. I have 8 GB of RAM. This has been going on for about a week and I'm not sure what to do about it.

 

Service Hosts taking more memory over time causing pc crash

This issue occurred last night I didn't do or download anything it randomly happened out of the blue. I am not new to PC in fact I built and fixed multiple computers but this time it is out of my league and I need help on it. My computer will be fine for a little while but after a hour or 2 of use the memory usage will increase to the point that I can't even use the search bar on cortana. I pay attention to what is increasing it and it is the service hosts under my window processes. At the time of taking and making this post it is only at 90-100mb of memory usage but within the next half hour it will be at 400mb per service host rendering my computer useless until a hard reboot. Any ideas on how to fix this??

 

Service Host memory leak?

Hi,
I'm new to win 10 and it is a grand adventure I have to say.
Today I figured why my computer has been shutting down/lagging.

The processes under Service Host (all of them) consume ungodly amount of ram, and they increase usage over time. The PC can idle and this will still happen to the point of running out of memory and eventually shutting down.

Any remedy for this?