Windows 10: Service Host: Windows Push eating memory?

Currently, Service Host: Windows Push is eating towards nearly 7GB of ram, and I'm wondering how this is happening. It's stopping my computer from doing basic tasks like opening applications, and accessing the taskbar. My computer also randomly grey screens, and doesn't let me access the taskbar/the taskbar disappears. Thanks for any help.image wont upload, but it says :Service Host: Windows Push ... 6.8% 6,885.1 MB 0 MB/s 0 Mbps

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Sevice host windows push notifications system service

Service Host :Windows Push Notifications User Service _150ed2

switched screens off walked away for a couple of hours and it was back using 95% of the 8 GB of memory

 

High Memory Usage by "Service Host: Windows Notifications User Service_3c1f5"

For us to know if it's a faulty or outdated driver, can you send us a screenshot of associated file. Here are the steps:

• Type in Task Manager in the search bar
• Right-click Service Host: Windows Push Notifications User Service_3c1f5
• Click Properties and go to the General tab
• Send us a screenshot of the Properties

We'll wait for your response.

 

Service host eating my RAM

I'm currently using a Huawei Matebook 13, it has 8 gigs of RAM and it runs pretty well, but I've faced a single, big problem with it. The RAM usually overloads and collapses after some usage time, which makes everything start crashing, making me force
restarting my laptop. I've confirmed that the only reason for this is the service host tasks eating 1-1.5% of the RAM each, today I just turned on the computer and left it like that, without running anything, after a few hours I checked the task manager and
the RAM was at a 90% usage, with a couple tasks from service host eating up to 2% of the RAM, plus the other 40-50 service host tasks eating over 1% each. I've already searched a lot about this and I haven't been able to solve it. Also, I have just a few startup
tasks, so I really don't think that's the problem.