bdservicehost high cpu / memory usage
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Bdservicehost is a .exe file that is associated with BitDefender software, and it contains critical BitDefender virus shield components.
While file size isn’t much, it does use an abnormal amount of CPU and/or disk space in a few instances. When this happens, you can optimize your RAM and disk, or try to reduce bdservicehost.exe CPU/disk usage.
If you are experiencing this issue, feel free to consult our all-inclusive guide on contending with bdservicehost.exe related excessive disk/CPU resource consumption.
How can I fix the bdservicehost high CPU and disk usage error?
1. Perform an SFC scan
Check to see if the CPU/disk usage has subsided. If not, continue to the next step.
2. Perform a DISM scan
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
3. Perform a clean boot
Note: A clean boot sets up your computer so that you are using only the required amount of programs and drivers. In this state, it becomes easier to pick up on interference by background applications.
4. Change processor scheduling
Note: You can prioritize running applications over background ones by changing processor scheduling. As long as you are not running BitDefender actively, disk/CPU usage by bdservicehost.exe will be limited.
5. Stop and Disable Superfetch
Superfetch, ironically, is a program that is designed to optimize your RAM and minimize boot time. However, in many instances, it takes to much processing power away from your PC to allow for a smooth experience.
In these instances, it is wise to disable Superfetch, especially when disk and CPU space is already scarce. If disabling Superfetch makes no difference, it is recommended you switch back.
6. Reset the Virtual Memory
Virtual memory allows you to use hard drive space as RAM, but it is much slower than RAM. Resetting virtual memory is recommended if your disk usage exceeds normal levels to avoid a system crash.
7. Clear Temporary Files
If bdservicehost monopolizes most of your computer’s resources, then you are in the right place. You can follow any one of these 6 solutions to diagnose this problem or ameliorate it to an extent.
However, if disk/CPU usage remains untenable, a reinstallation is worth trying. Failing that, it might be time to get your drive or RAM checked.
If you found this guide useful, or have any more valuable tips to add, feel free to let us know in the comments section below!
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