Service host: Local System eating too much RAM!
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Hello everyone :D
So here it is, as the title shows, the process "Service host: Local System" is using a HUGE amount of RAM (more than 2GB!) I wanted to know if, first, it's a problem (clearly it is since I can't even open 2 Google Chrome tabs), and second, how to fix this issue.
I scanned my PC with Windows Defender and everything is OK.
PS: I don't know if it's advisable or not, but every time I need my RAM I stop this process and after about 30 min to 1 hour it automatically restarts and uses the same amount of RAM again.
Thank you for your help!
So here it is, as the title shows, the process "Service host: Local System" is using a HUGE amount of RAM (more than 2GB!) I wanted to know if, first, it's a problem (clearly it is since I can't even open 2 Google Chrome tabs), and second, how to fix this issue.
I scanned my PC with Windows Defender and everything is OK.
PS: I don't know if it's advisable or not, but every time I need my RAM I stop this process and after about 30 min to 1 hour it automatically restarts and uses the same amount of RAM again.
Thank you for your help!
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Hello Kokobong
What is this local system service that uses so much RAM and isn't being consumed? Check in the task manager for the local system in question, right-click on the local system and properties.
Local Service means background work on your PC, it could be ongoing updates, downloads, etc.
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Avoid installing these so-called free software that supposedly boosts or repairs your PC; they are of no major utility. The best tools in Windows are called DOS... & PowerShell...
Always keeping an eye on you.
