Stop Processes background windows 10

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How i can stop all processes background which are useless on windows 10? How can I have so many processes?
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Generally, if they were "useless", they wouldn't be running.
And you probably have a lot more applications running in the background that you may realize.

You have 132 running currently.
I have 164. Nothing unusual.
For starters, you don't have that many running. I have 140 processes running just with chrome and word open

Prior to the creators edition being released in March/April, there were 16 service hosts that catered to groups of services. Ever since the Creators edition, those have been split up so whereas before there was 16 service hosts, there are now about 80. This should make it easier to find problems if you have a service messing up.

Its perfectly normal.

just to clear something up in my head:
A service is a true-blooded Windows process, no difference there. The only thing that's special about a service is that it is started by the operating system and runs in a separate session. An isolated one that keeps it from interfering with the desktop session. Traditionally named a daemon.
... no, that doesn't help...
An application is a program which you interact with on the desktop.

A process is an instance of a particular executable (.exe program file) running.

A service is a process which runs in the background and does not interact with the desktop. In Windows, services almost always run as an instance of the svchost.exe process, the windows service host process; however there are sometimes exceptions to this.

Sometimes, processes may run in the background without interacting with the desktop, but without being installed as a service.

Antivirus programs usually employ a service so they can continue running even when the user is not logged in.

Processes usually exit when an application is closed, however this is not always the case. Some programs, particularly download and backup programs, may continue to run in the background without displaying any windows. Antivirus is also an example of this - in addition to using a service, many antivirus applications run a process silently in the background which only displays an application to the user when action is required.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20192531/what-the-difference-between-a-windows-service-and-a-windows-process

sorry, was just wondering what difference is and its not exactly clear.
 


Generally, if they were "useless", they wouldn't be running.
And you probably have a lot more applications running in the background that you may realize.

You have 132 running currently.
I have 164. Nothing unusual.
 
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