Service Host SuperFetch

Quite a number of Windows users have suffered from an issue where around 95 percent of the CPU and/or Disk have been used by a process (SuperFetch svchost.exe) known as Method Host: Local System (Network Restricted). This problem first surfaced back in the days of Windows 8 and has stuck around to haunt the brave users of Windows 10. Users affected by this issue have reported that the System Host: Local System (Network Restricted) procedure frees around 95% of their CPU and up to 72 MB/s of the computer’s total capacity to read data from and write data to its Hard Disk Drive due to high usage of SuperFetch svchost.exe. Those statistics are significant to say the least.

But, System Host: Local System (Network Restricted) SuperFetch svchost.exe, in and of itself, is pretty ambiguous since it is not any one service but Service Host SuperFetch a guise under which lots of different Windows system providers run, any of that might be causing unusually high CPU and/or Disk use. In addition, to make things worse, this dilemma may also be due to memory leak in the non-paged pool of memory. Thankfully, because of a lot of intelligent dwelling on the matter, it’s been discovered that the most common offender which gives birth to this matter is a Windows system support known as Superfetch — a service which Microsoft claims aims to maintain and enhance the performance of computers as time goes by but, in actuality, is only a problem waiting to happen. If, in any circumstance, Superfetch isn’t the root of the matter, it’s certainly being caused by a memory leak in the non-paged pool. 

What is Service Host Superfetch?

The service host is a huge list of system process that’s going down in your windows 10 PC.This local system has services such as Windows 10 update, Superfetch, Remote Access Connection and Update Orchestrator Service.Windows 10 update is one is the highest contributions to the CPU and disk usage of the Service Host: Local System. It will also cause your computer to slow down and it’ll cause your computer resources to drain as well.