The mscorsvw.exe process and the disable method in the Win7 system are detailed

Recently, the Win7 system has been running slower and slower, and the network card is not working. Open the task manager and find that the CPU memory is occupied by the mscorsvw.exe process. And actually can't close. So, what is the process of mscorsvw.exe? How to disable the mscorsvw.exe process in Win7 system?

What is the process of mscorsvw.exe

Generally speaking, when you install the .NET distribution, it will pre-compile those high-priority assemblies in 5 to 10 minutes. Then wait until your computer is idle to handle those low-priority assemblies. Once it's all processed, it will terminate and you will no longer see mscorsvw.exe. It's important to note that when you see that the CPU is 100% occupied, this happens when it is in a low-priority process, so it tries not to let other processes you are running preempt the CPU. Once all the assemblies have been compiled, the assemblies will be able to share memory pages across processes. In general, the hot start at this time will be much faster, so we will not discard your other processes.

Disable follows:

1, click the Start & mdash; Run, type services.msc in the Run box, press Enter;

2, open the Services window find the Microsoft .NET Framework NGEN service items, double-click into the properties window;

3, in the properties window opens, click & ldquo; stop & rdquo; button and set the startup type to & ldquo; Disable ”, click OK.

The above is an introduction and prohibited methods Win7 mscorsvw.exe explain the process, encountered the same problem a user can operate the set according to the method described above, disabled mscorsvw.exe process to recover CPU usage value.