svchost.exe (LocalSystemNetworkRestricted) High cpu usage on win7 64bit

[onetimestwotimesthree]

It's using half of my cpu even when I'm not doing anything. imgur



EDIT:I found out that the problem is caused by windows audio endpoint builder. I still don't know how to fix this.

 

[LrnzpKiller]

A friend of mine has this problem also, he needs to restart his pc when this happens

 

[onetimestwotimesthree]

A friend of mine has this problem also, he needs to restart his pc when this happens

Didn't work for me.

 

[LrnzpKiller]

It might be from windows audio endpoint builder, but still i would check for virusses, 'cause they can cause the same problem (you can't be sure enough)

 

[onetimestwotimesthree]

It might be from windows audio endpoint builder, but still i would check for virusses, 'cause they can cause the same problem (you can't be sure enough)

I guess you didn't see my edit a while ago.. You're right. I think it's caused by Windows Audio Endpoint Builder. I tried disabling it on services.msc and the cpu usage of svchost dropped significantly. There's 3 devices on my Audio Devices.

1: AMD High Defiinition Audio Device(Not plugged in)
2: VIA High Definition Audio(Default Device)
3: SPDIF Interface(TX0)(Ready)

Do you think It's because of the AMD High Definition Audio Device? I've tried disabling it but the svchost is still high on cpu usage.

 

[LrnzpKiller]

I guess you didn't see my edit a while ago.. You're right. I think it's caused by Windows Audio Endpoint Builder. I tried disabling it on services.msc and the cpu usage of svchost dropped significantly. There's 3 devices on my Audio Devices.

1: AMD High Defiinition Audio Device(Not plugged in)
2: VIA High Definition Audio(Default Device)
3: SPDIF Interface(TX0)(Ready)

Do you think It's because of the AMD High Definition Audio Device? I've tried disabling it but the svchost is still high on cpu usage.

As far as I've seen is that you need to uninstall your audio drivers and reinstall them

 

[onetimestwotimesthree]

I guess you didn't see my edit a while ago.. You're right. I think it's caused by Windows Audio Endpoint Builder. I tried disabling it on services.msc and the cpu usage of svchost dropped significantly. There's 3 devices on my Audio Devices.

1: AMD High Defiinition Audio Device(Not plugged in)
2: VIA High Definition Audio(Default Device)
3: SPDIF Interface(TX0)(Ready)

Do you think It's because of the AMD High Definition Audio Device? I've tried disabling it but the svchost is still high on cpu usage.

As far as I've seen is that you need to uninstall your audio drivers and reinstall them

Reinstalled it. Svchost still hogging the cpu.

 

[LrnzpKiller]

I'm sorry then, I'm out of ideas.
The only way in my opinion is reinstalling windows 7

You can try this: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/cpu-usage-very-high-due-to-audioendpointbuilder/90f75741-4788-4b42-a0fa-1617cb078eed?auth=1

Not sure

 

[onetimestwotimesthree]

I'm sorry then, I'm out of ideas.
The only way in my opinion is reinstalling windows 7

You can try this: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/cpu-usage-very-high-due-to-audioendpointbuilder/90f75741-4788-4b42-a0fa-1617cb078eed?auth=1

Not sure

Wow. I can't believe it. Just unplugging the audio jack and replugging it worked. This is weird. If the problem comes back in the future, is it possible that my mobo is busted? Anyways, thanks for helping me.

 

[LrnzpKiller]

Wow. I can't believe it. Just unplugging the audio jack and replugging it worked. This is weird. If the problem comes back in the future, is it possible that my mobo is busted? Anyways, thanks for helping me.

I don't think it's busted, just think it's a bug in windows or something.

 

[onetimestwotimesthree]

Wow. I can't believe it. Just unplugging the audio jack and replugging it worked. This is weird. If the problem comes back in the future, is it possible that my mobo is busted? Anyways, thanks for helping me.

I don't think it's busted, just think it's a bug in windows or something.

Oh okay. Thanks a lot!