For the unversed, there is a process called Antimalware Service Executable that runs in the background on Windows 10, which is one of the processes of Windows Defender that is inbuilt into the operating system. Sometimes, this process, also called MsMpEng.exe, in Windows Task Manager occupies a lot of RAM memory and CPU, usually from 80% to 100%. So, if you are one of those who is having similar problems, in this guide we will tell you how to fix Antimalware Service Executable high CPU usage in detail below.
There are various solutions you can try to fix the high CPU usage of Antimalware Service Executable, such as, you can add MsMpEng.exe to the exclusion list, or else change the Windows Defender schedule time, etc. Below you will find all the solutions to remedy this issue once and for all.
You can also try to change or disable the automatic scanning of Windows Defender and manually decide when to do each scanning when necessary, here’s how it is done:
That’s all there is to know about how to fix Antimalware Service Executable high CPU usage on Windows 10. If you are looking for similar types of guides, check out our other articles on How to Disable Windows Defender in Windows 10, and How to Repair Corrupted System Files on Windows 10.
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