Hi Arthur
That sedlauncher.exe file is part of Windows 10 update KB4023057 for Windows 10 which is designed to improve the speed of Windows Update Service components in your machine
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what is sedlauncher.exe
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*Original title: sedlauncher.exe*
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Hi Arthur
That sedlauncher.exe file is part of Windows 10 update KB4023057 for Windows 10 which is designed to improve the speed of Windows Update Service components in your machine
Hi,
Windows 10 is far the slowest Windows version ever! There is a lot of files .exe (runtimebroker, compatibilitytelemetry and etc) with high consuming of disk and CPU also.
On a traditional HD we should wait almost 07min before try to log in due to high disk usage.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> It's impossible to use it without SSD disk!
What worked for me was to stop Sedlauncher in Windows Task Scheduler. Use Windows key + r and then type taskschd.msc . Unfold the treeview on the left and go to Microsoft > Windows > rempl . In the middle pane right click on
'shell' and select disable.
I experienced the the same problem, sedlauncher using up all disk w/r capacities. But after a while - surprise! - it stopped. While I cannot confirm that Windows 10 is the slowest, I don't see any speed enhancements, least of all do I see any enhancements in Microsofts communication policy.
I'd very much appreciate detailed information about every KB prior to installation so that I can decide for myself if I need it, how urgent it is and if it will require a system restart. And I'd like to get that information locally without having to click on any links.
In cases of services such as sedlauncher getting ready to work - wouldn't it be just great to get a notofication providing options like "start now" or "start later"?
On the other hand, there's a reason for us using Linux, while having Windows on just one PC.
Praise the Lord
Thanks for the link, it was on all my families computer.