[SOLVED] High RAM usage caused by Service Host

[tyasprabas91nt]

This has happened to me for 2 days. It fills up the ram till 70%. I did followed the methods I found on the internet, but it's still running. Each Service Host is using 180Mb of RAM. Anyone know how to disable it?

Also I have a 16GB RAM.

 

[rgd1101]

malware scan?
how many service host where there? check the file location?

 

[tyasprabas91nt]

malware scan?
how many service host where there? check the file location?

Last time I check on task manager there were 15 of them I think. I'll scan for malware after school.

 

[tyasprabas91nt]

malware scan?
how many service host where there? check the file location?

After a scan, I noticed there's an app called "Segurazo" and I did not installed it but it's there.
How to remove it?

 

[geofelt]

Here is a link on segurazzo and how to remove it:

Removal instructions for Segurazo

Update 9/12/2019 Due to recent developments Segurazo now needs to be removed in Safe Mode. Please follow these instructions: Run Malwarebytes from Safe Mode with Networking: Step 1: Boot into Safe Mode with Networking: Restart your computer. When the machine first starts again it will generally l...

forums.malwarebytes.com

As to ram usage, I would not worry.
Task manager is telling you what is resident in ram, not how actively it is being used.
Windows keeps unused code in ram in anticipation of possible quick reuse.
If your ram were seriously overloaded, you would find a significant hard fault page rate.

 

[tyasprabas91nt]

Here is a link on segurazzo and how to remove it:

Removal instructions for Segurazo

Update 9/12/2019 Due to recent developments Segurazo now needs to be removed in Safe Mode. Please follow these instructions: Run Malwarebytes from Safe Mode with Networking: Step 1: Boot into Safe Mode with Networking: Restart your computer. When the machine first starts again it will generally l...

forums.malwarebytes.com

As to ram usage, I would not worry.
Task manager is telling you what is resident in ram, not how actively it is being used.
Windows keeps unused code in ram in anticipation of possible quick reuse.
If your ram were seriously overloaded, you would find a significant hard fault page rate.

Alright, thanks I hope this will work.