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  2. Port 80 is being used by SYSTEM (PID 4), what is that?

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    sc stop "MsDepSvc"
    sc config "MsDepSvc" start= disabled
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    Using the Resource Monitor I detected excessive disk access from the system process with PID 4. Following some tips, I disabled the anti-virus on the System Volume Information folder, hoping it will help (I don't want to disable system restore). However, it seems like PID 4 is accessing everything.
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    PID 4 is the Process ID for the Windows SYSTEM process. It's a lot like PID 1 on Unix systems, in fact. A lot of services run under PID 4. Don't services run under their own processes? Anyway, even if that is so, why is it ordinary file accesses in regular non-service processes are mostly done under PID 4?
    As you can see on the screenshot PID 4 is associated with all users and various apps. This is resulted in noticeable performance degradation. I tried to use Process Monitor but this the SMSS is only process I can see under PID 4. Active time most of the time is above 70% and Disk Queue length most of the time is higher than 1.
  4. System process (PID 4) constantly accessing the hard disk

    WEBAug 19, 2012 · After cancelling the operation, PID 4 keeps accessing the file for around 30 seconds, reading many MBs per second. This is …

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