Click on "Start," "Accessories," "System Tools," "System restore." You will be presented with a calendar of system checkpoints. Click the most recent date that your system was functioning properly. Your system will begin restoring itself to that date. This may fix your problem, but if it does not, then you need to take potentially more destructive measures to repair the svchost.exe.
Backup your important data by copying the files and applications to a USB hard drive or burning them to disc. The backup should include all of your music, movies, and any other important files and applications that you have installed on your system. You can backup using Windows tools by right clicking on your desktop, clicking "New Folder," naming it "Backup," and manually copying the files into it; then burn the folder to a disc or copy it to the USB drive. To copy a file, right click it and click "Copy." Then right click inside the folder and click "Paste." Click the DVD icon in "My Computer" and then click the "Burn" button to burn the files to a disc.
Insert your Windows installation disc and restart your Computer. Hold down "F9" to force the computer to boot from the disc if your system does not do so automatically; the key varies per system. Try "F8" otherwise. You will be presented with three options: "Install Windows," "Repair," and "Exit." Use the arrow keys to select the repair option; then hit "Enter." Windows repairs the core operating system components.
Reboot your computer to complete svchost.exe restoration. If you lost any data, copy it to your system's hard drive from the backup you made.
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