If the .NET Runtime Optimization Service is consuming a lot of CPU time, that could potentially affect your computer’s performance. You don’t want that to happen.

The .NET Runtime Optimization Service, also called Mscorsvw.exe, optimizes the computer to launch apps and programs faster. Generally, it does not consume high CPU but if the service is corrupted or there is some malware on your PC, it might end up consuming more CPU. ..

In order to fix the .NET Runtime Optimization Service consuming high CPU on Windows 10, you can follow these steps:

  1. Disable the .NET Runtime Optimization Service. This is a process that is located in the Control Panel and can be found under Programs and Features.
  2. Change the priority of the .NET Runtime Optimization Service. This is a process that is located in the System32 folder and can be found under Administrative Tools.
  3. Disable all of the services that are associated with the .NET Runtime Optimization Service. This will disable all of its processes and will cause it to stop consuming CPU time.

How to Fix .NET Runtime Optimization Service Consuming High CPU in Windows 10

Scan Your PC Good

The high CPU usage on our service is caused by a malware that is disguised as an app or program. So whenever the service tries to execute it, it spends more time than necessary. If you use a third-party antimalware software, scan your computer thoroughly to remove any potential threats.

Using CMD

cmd.exe -c “netstat -an”

64-bit OS: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-64bit sudo apt-get install linux-libc-dev

You will see an exectutequeueditems message, that’s it and you are all set!

Restarting the Service

Windows key+R: Open Run. Type services.msc and hit enter. Navigate to ‘NVIDIA Telemetry Container’, right-click on it and click ‘Restart’. Right-click on ‘NVIDIA Telemetry Container’ and click on ‘Properties’. Set the Startup Type as ‘Automatic’, apply and click on OK.

You have just completed a difficult task and now you are all set to continue on your journey.

By Running Script from Microsoft

Step 2: Copy and paste the following code into a new text field on the GitHub Page of the official script: #!/usr/bin/env python import time def main(): print(“Hello, world!”) time.sleep(1) print(“The script is running”)

Step 2: Right-click on the ‘Raw’ button and select, ‘Save link as’. Step 3: Save the file on your computer and make sure that it is a Windows Script file. Step 4: Execute the file and it will run the script. Step 5: Choose the ‘Windows Script Host’ program to run the file if you need to choose a program.

This should probably fix your issue. ..

  1. Check if your computer has enough memory. If not, you can install more memory.
  2. Disable unneeded services.
  3. Change the settings of your computer’s network adapter.
  4. Update your software and hardware drivers. ..

Windows 10 is having some issues and problems that you may be facing. If you have any more suggestions, feel free to let us know in the comment section.