Windows 10: What is Runtime Broker and How to Fix Runtime Broker Problems in Windows 10?

In windows 10, there is a process that assists in the management of Applications of windows store known as runtime broker. Although it seems useful for the system sometimes it uses high CPU resources of the system.

Normally the runtime broker only uses some megabytes but if it is utilizing large CPU usage it requires some fix. It is not big trouble for the system and does not require more usage of the CPU/GPU but the notifications or the windows default App causes annoyance.

The runtime broker accesses the App and it checks either it allows the user to access the Application.

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Solved Runtime Broker Process - Windows 10 Forums

 

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I don't believe those two crashes (Apex Legends and Runtime Broker) are related. This log you provided indicates to an old problem, reported here a while ago.

Check this out : Runtime Broker and Search & Cortana application crashing

 

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While this adds credence to the fact that this is truly an issue, Even the Microsoft response is incomplete. To quote their page:

"•Runtime Broker is a Windows process in Task Manager that helps manage permissions on your PC for apps from Windows Store. It should only use a few megabytes of memory, but in some cases, a faulty app might cause Runtime Broker to use up to a gigabyte of RAM or more.
•If your RAM use is high and your PC is running slowly, an app may be the cause of the problem. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager and then, on the Processes tab, check to see how much memory Runtime Broker is using. If it’s using more than 15% of your memory, you probably have an issue with an app on your PC. To stop Runtime Broker from using so much memory, select Runtime Broker in the list, select End task to close Runtime Broker, and then restart your computer."

1. They address high memory usage, and don't even talk about CPU time. And of course it's not their fault, it's an apps fault. There should be a "trap" for that app! *Tongue
2. As I've said before (in many different ways) why deploy an OS with such a horrible bug. This issue has been reported since windows 8! Microsoft deployed windows10 claiming to fix much of previous OS issues.
3. If their answer is to disable it, or as in this instruction restart it, why is it needed in the first place.
4. Restarting the pc every 10-15 minutes is absurd, which is what I'd have to do to keep up with Runtime broker's hunger.
5. If one has to disable key attributes of windows 10, like Cortana, Live tiles, notifications, and more, to keep the system running, what's the point of having it in the first place? Those are the things people are upgrading for.

For me this OS has gotten way more hype than it deserves. When I first loaded Ubuntu as a dual boot system, (not there now, just so there is no misunderstanding) I had absolutely no issues running it. I'm not saying it was perfect but then again the Ubuntu community is not Microsoft!