service host local system

[Pawelk198604]

Actually is called "Host usługi: System Lokalny(Windows 8.1 Polish language)" It's use 25 % of my cpu i wonder what would be happened if i KILLED THAT PROCESS" because it made my angry

[Nuke]

if i found that and discovered it was a required part of windows, id switch to linux. unfortunately i dont read polish and dont know what any of that stuff is.

there is one way to find out. put the science into computer science. kill it. if your system starts acting weird, turn it back on. if you dont want to live boldly, ask google.

Edited September 27, 2014 by Nuke

[andrewas]

Service host is a program that hosts Windows services in dlls. if it's using a whole cpu core all the time, it might be worth investigating which services are running, butotherwise leave it to do what it does.

[Error404brain]

For what I know, u can kill almost any proces with no problem, so go on, try.

If your pc act weird after, just turn it on and off again

[Pawelk198604]

For what I know, u can kill almost any proces with no problem, so go on, try.

If your pc act weird after, just turn it on and off again

How to do it? i mean if i tried to this?

[shynung]

How to do it? i mean if i tried to this?

Click on the process you want to kill, and click the button on the lower right (Zakoncz zadanie).

Edited September 28, 2014 by shynung

[Pawelk198604]

Click on the process you want to kill, and click the button on the lower right (Zakoncz zadanie).

I know that but how restart process without need to reboot computer/

[Error404brain]

I know that but how restart process without need to reboot computer/

There is a way to do so ?

[pxi]

I know that but how restart process without need to reboot computer/

There is a way to do so ?

if it's a service, restart the service, if it's a process, start the executable directly.

[pxi]

if it's a service, restart the service, if it's a process, start the executable directly.

Of course, the order in which services are started is sometimes important too, but we're randomly killing parts of the OS to see what happens, so don't worry about that. YOLO!