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The silverlininghomeandhealth.com process occupies percent of CPU usage when you upgrade a Windows Update client to Windows How to get this update. Important If you install a language pack after you install this update, you must reinstall this update. Therefore, we recommend that you install any language packs that you need before you install this update.

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Right click the task bar, click “task manager,” & you may or may not need to tell it to “see more” or change to advanced mode, or something, the first time you open it. I forget. Go to the Processes tab to see things that are running. You can click the “CPU” column name/header to sort by CPU usage. You can click over to the Performance tab to see processor usage, etc. Apr 10,  · I also agree with waiting it out until you have all the updates needed for install. after everything is up to date and you are still getting the % cpu usage I would then go and delete Windows 10 updates that I am % positive you have them and they will make your comp cpu usage to be % all the time.

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Mar 16,  · STEP 1. Go to the start menu and type “services” into the search bar. Click on the “Services” icon with the Gears, found under the Programs options. Highlighted below in Blue. Search for “services” form the Start Menu. Jul 17,  · Windows Update and % CPU - posted in Windows 7: Hello! I have a Lenovo T60, with Windows 7 Ultimate. The PC was slow, and I noticed that there was Windows update service using % CPU in Task.

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Jul 17,  · Windows Update and % CPU - posted in Windows 7: Hello! I have a Lenovo T60, with Windows 7 Ultimate. The PC was slow, and I noticed that there was Windows update service using % CPU in Task. May 13,  · After applying the April cumulative update (also confirmed this still exists in the May cumulative update as well) ALL of our Windows Server (NOT R2) systems have the silverlininghomeandhealth.com process consuming % of 1 CPU core. If the Windows Update service is stopped, CPU usage drops back down to normal range.