• High Cpu Usage By Internet Explorer

I could not stand that my laptop was blowing all day like a hairdryer and had to search for a fix. High CPUTaskmanager was showing that The.NET Framework optimization service and mscorsvw.exe areusing moderate CPU, but enough to let me fans blow fast.After some searching I came acrossandBasically explaining that mscorsvw.exe is precompiling.NET assemblies in the background. Once it’s done, it will go away.

The issueThe issue I am having is that the service will never stop running. The blogs also show a way to run the compiler with more CPU power using NGEN.exe directly:ngen.exe executeQueuedItemsAfter trying this, the output shows error after error and never finishesand now I understand why the service never stops.Also tried reinstalling and repairing.NET etc etc, nothing fixed this. The ‘fix’The service is started by a scheduled tasks which are located under Microsoft Windows.NET FrameworkThe workaround for me was to disable the tasks.You could also use Powershell: Get-ScheduledTask.ngen.

High CPU or memory usage of svchost.exe services can be caused by viruses or malicious programs. So run your antivirus program and scan for possible viruses and malicious programs. Windows 10 settings not working. If you find any, uninstall them or remove the viruses completely to see if the problem is fixed.

High Cpu Usage By Internet Explorer

Disable-ScheduledTaskIf the task is running, you need to restart your computer first to stop it and never let it start again.—Thank you for reading my blog.If you have any questions or feedback, leave a comment or drop me an email.Darryl van der Peijl.