After Window 10 Upgrade ePowerEvent.exe commit charge grows constantly

David143

After Window 10 Upgrade ePowerEvent.exe commit charge grows constantly

 

Looking at Task Manager, Details

 

the ePowerEvent.exe commit charge gradually grows to hundreds of megabytes (400+ MB at my last reboot) and appears to keep growing "forever."

 

Does anyone else see that?

 

Version is: 7.0.8109.1

 

Date Modified: 02/15/2016

 

If it's happening to all of us perhaps we can ask to have this memory leak resolved.

 

 

David143

This is still happening. Here is my current ePowerEvent.exe commit charge: 410,764k

 

What does ePowerEvent.exe do? If I disable or delete it, what functionality will I lose?

 

What is the proper way to restart ePowerEvent.exe

 

Is no one else on Windows 10 seeing this process commit charge grow forever?

 

Thanks

 

IronFly

laptop model?

David143

Acer ES1-512