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[windows] The win10 Windows Modules Installer Worker (TiWorker.exe) process continues to consume too much CPU

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Posted on 12/21/2018 11:09:07 PM | | | |


What is TiWorker.exe?

TiWorker.exe is a component of the Windows operating system, which is mainly used to install new modules or system updates, and the whole process is Windows Modules Installer Worker.

TiWorker.exe the reason for high CPU usage?

When there are updates and patches installed on the operating system, modifying and replacing system files will take up more CPU and disk resources, and the general CPU usage may be between 5% and 50%, or even more than 50%. The most common: Windows Update automatically downloads and installs systems or updates.

Workaround

If TiWorker.exe CPU usage lasts for a long time, you can try to stop the Windows Update service to alleviate CPU usage in the following ways:

1. Win+R enter services.msc



2. In the [Services] window that opens, find the Windows Update service, double-click this service, and click "Stop", OK.







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