Kevin Dts

I was getting this issue a few days ago and I submitted the question to a few forums to ask. After diagnosing and find out the reason, it seems the Windows update build #1067 has issues and when upgrading to it, it isn't compatible with my current apps and configurations. According to a tip from this post, I have uninstalled the update (actually rollback the update) and svchost.exe is no longer hogging my CPU resource. I would recommend you in the case of encountering the same issue like me, check whether you have recently installed any Windows updates or not.

I'm now facing an annoying issue with the svchost.exe (netsvcs) process in Task Manager. It's currently using a lot of my computer resource, the CPU. I can't kill it because my computer won't let me do so from Task Manager. What do I need to do in order to fix this error?