Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 9. Report abuse. Either of these steps helps you manage trustedinstaller.
While exe errors related to this file are not common, they do occur occasionally. And in most cases the underlying cause is issues with the Windows registry. So if you are receiving recurring trustedinstaller. The registry cleaner will remove unnecessary registry entries, allowing your system to run more efficiently.
In System Configuration, click on Services tab. Untick the check box next to Windows Module Installer to stop it from loading with Windows. Click OK. Open Services applet. In User Account Control dialog, click Continue. Locate the Windows Module Installer service, then right click on it and select Properties. In the General tab, click on the drop down menu of Startup Type , and select Manual.
Click Apply. If the services status is running, click on Stop button. Switch to the High performance power plan. Did this summary help you?
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Click the. Processes tab. This will display all of the processes currently running on your computer. Click the "CPU" column. This will sort the processes based on their current CPU usage. Find the processes that are accounting for the majority of your CPU usage. This is normal behavior, as these programs are designed to be the only thing you're using while it's running. Note the "Image name" of the processes.
This will allow you to look them up later to determine how to keep the high usage from happening. In Windows 8, you will be able to see the full program name instead of the process's system name.
This will make determining what it is much easier. Select the offending program and click. End Process. You will be asked to confirm that you want to force the process to quit. In Windows 8, the button is End task. Force-quitting a program will cause any unsaved work in the program to be lost. Force quitting a system process may cause your computer to not work until it is rebooted. There is no need to force-quit "System Idle Process". If this is the process taking up your CPU, it is not actually using it.
When System Idle Process is using a lot of CPU, it actually means that your computer has a lot of processing power available. If you are having difficulty force-quitting a program, click here for more advanced methods. Determine how to proceed with troubleshooting the misbehaving program. Perform an internet search on the image name that you force-quit.
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