Windows 10: Shell Infrastructure Host

Hello Microsoft. I have been having a problem lately with the Shell Infrastructure Host file, which takes up a lot of CPU while the computer is resting and does no action, why is that so ..? And why is this problem not addressed ..? I see a lot of people have written to you about this problem. And I've been aware of this issue lately and there's still no update that fixes this issue. My new computer was bought a month ago, with a Windows 11 version, and a new 11th generation i7 processor, I did tests with antivirus, and computer cleaning software, and the problem stands on its own. What to do

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Windows defender blocking Shell Infrastructure host

Hi Glenn Taylor (glenn),

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

Shell Infrastructure Host is a core Windows component. Sihost.exe runs the Shell Infrastructure Host. This is critical Windows component and should not be removed. The Windows Shell Infrastructure Host is tasked with handling several
graphical elements of the Operating System interface including taskbar transparency and Start menu.
It’s safe to allow.

I suggest you to follow this article to
Allow a blocked app in Windows Security, and check if that helps.

Regards,

 

Shell infrastructure host has stopped working

I have tried all the methods suggested but still it does not work. Every time I start up my laptop. The screen is just black for about 15 minutes then the dialogue box will appear and says " The shell infrastructure host has stopped working." This happen
since I upgrade my windows from 7 to 10. What will I do to make my computer open fast and to get rid of that shell infrastructure host thing?

 

shell infrastructure

Hi,

The error "Shell Infrastructure Host has stopped working." is usually occurring to Windows devices because of some damaged system files. To further troubleshoot your concern, we suggest following these steps:

• When "Shell Infrastructure Host has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Please close the program." message appeared, press CTRL + ALT + DEL keys on your keyboard.
  
• Choose Switch user.
• Choose the administrator account and then sign into your computer.
• Perform an In-place upgrade. Use this article published
  by PaulSey for the instructions.
  
• Don't forget to choose the option to keep personal files and apps.

In-place upgrade will repair all of the damaged system files on your computer. And by choosing the option Keep personal files and apps, you'll be able to retain all of the saved files, installed applications and Windows settings on your device.

If further assistance is needed, we are here to help.