svchost.exe problem

Hello philipturnbull,

Well on Vista the svchost.exe runs constantly and acts as a bridge between the system and un-automated DLL files which cannot run themselves, hence the need for that program,

However it could be down to something else that is run by svchost,

Try

1. Select 'Start' and type 'Event Viewer', press enter

2. Once loaded, On the left hand side select 'Windows Log' and then 'Applications' then 'System'

3. Check both of these reports for the sign of anything that occurred roughly when these issues began and they should point to the actual source

4. You can then select 'Actions' from the top menu and 'Save Event' when you feel you found a suspicious event

Let us know if you find anything,

Might be an idea to try and reboot in 'Selective Mode' and reactivate the services one by one to see if you can narrow down a faulty program

'Selective Mode'
1. Select 'Start' and type 'MSConfig', Then press enter

2. In the 'General' tab select 'Diagnostic Startup'

3. Select 'Apply' and 'Exit With Restart'



Regards






Craig

Yeah its no problem,

The aswMon is a monitoring tool used by avast, Hopefully you have it installed lol, This normally only shows up when its scanning online or any transmissions to and from your system, Try downloading a new version of avast or running the updates to remove that error for the time being.

For the second error there has been reports of people having issues while debugging where the system cannot write the files to the correct folders

Try

1. Select 'Start' and type 'System'

2. Select the bottom option which should say 'System'

3. On the left hand side select 'Advanced System Settings'

4. Under the heading 'Startup & Recovery' select 'Settings'

5. Now half way down this new pop up window make sure that you have the option checked for 'Write an event to system log'

6. Select Ok and OK again then reboot your PC

let me know if it works or not

Regards









Craig