Currently involving "Antimalware service executable" It is setting here beside me and I'm currently watching Task Manager and the disk and cpu usage is doing exactly the same thing bouncing up and down. There is nothing on it except Windows 10 no other programs or services except those native to a typical install. I have a brand new clean install of Windows 10 on a spare machine with some pretty formidable hardware. There are a multitude of background tasks that happen with Windows 10 and many are triggered to run when the machine is idle.īITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Services) is a key component of the Windows Update service, also a task that runs at startup or sometimes after idle, you should probably leave that alone if you want Windows Updates to run and function properly. It is not all that unusual to see disk and CPU usage on a Windows 10 machine bounce up and down from some impressive usage to very low or nil again and often, especially when idle even.
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