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MoUSO Core Worker Process


fcb

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I am relatively new to Windows 10. This morning my computer seemed ever so slightly slower than it had been. In looking at the task manager the memory usage was at 30% which is higher than usual. The major contributor is  MoUSO Core Worker Process at 2219.2 MB and it is quiescent whenever I check.

606292546_Screenshot2021-06-01072302.jpg.f916451f3271a74383fa85638607c69b.jpgShould it always reside in memory just waiting to occasionally spring into action or does its continual presence indicate that there is a problem? I ask because this seems to be a departure from how my system had been operating.

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Hi @fcb - That appears to not be something you need to worry about. My guess is, your system is doing an update of some sort. Here's some additional detail from groovyPost.com

https://www.groovypost.com/explainer/what-is-mousocoreworker-exe-and-why-is-it-running/

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MoUsoCoreWorker.exe is a replacement file for wuauclt.exe related to Windows updates. A long and complicated name for a file, the part of the file name ‘Uso’ stands for; Update Session Orchestrator. The file is located in C:\Windows\System32. In short, it is a Windows system file.

 

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