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jjohnthedon1
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hey guys, so in task manager, performance tab, cpu section it says i have 141 prosses running atm at idle is that really high or what ? what is that ment to be at ? 

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That's typical, nothing wrong with that.

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If your using Windows 10 creators update, Microsoft have split each service in to its own svchost. But I do think this is only if you have more than 8gig of RAM, where as prior to this update services used to be grouped together.  

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