Windows 10: Svchost.exe stack buffer overflow/overrun

Hello.

Yesterday when i turned of the pc, i got this error popping off

" svchost.exe The system detected an overrun of a stack based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of the application. "

I turned on the pc again and the first thing i did was going into google and search for the error.

The first result i got was " A Stack Buffer Overflow message for svchost.exe almost certainly means there's a malware infection which has either injected code into an existing svchost process or created its own process " which made me sweat profusely.

I instantly ran malwarebyte scan, then restarted the pc into safemode and ran malwarebyte again. Then restarted it back to normal and ran both malware byte and emsisoft emergency kit. All searched came back negative. Didn't find anything

I used autoruns from sysinternals and hid all microsoft processes and searched for svchost and none came up. So i do not have any extra non microsoft hoax svchost files (i think)

Today i ran dism /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth and /restore health and it found no problems

I also ran the windows defender scan, which also did not find anything

on daily day to day use i have malwarebytes and avast installed. Those are the only two running

Yesterday before i got this error, i have not done anything different then the previous days except installing a new minecraft modpack through the curseclient, which i have done many many times before and i have never seen this error ever before. Since windows 10 came out or even before that!

One thing i noticed is that through msi afterburner overlay, it seemed like minecraft used 12gb of ram, when its only allocated 8gb ram through the curse launcher. Thats the only thing that i reacted to as beeing off, on my pc yesterday. Probably nothing to do with this

I never click random links, i never open spam mails etc and i never download and run files i don't know what is. But obviously, that doesn't mean im 100% safe

So now my question is, after all these scans and no threats detected, is this error related to something malicious or can it be something else that caused it ? something more random and less sinister ?

What else should i do now to try to figure out whats wrong. if anything is wrong that is, and this wasn't a 1 time fluke. I have not seen the error again



any help is appreciated

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