Device Association Framework Provider Host


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    Device Association Framework Provider Host


    I have noticed two Device Association Framework Provider Host in task manager. When I click on details in task manager it says one is under local service and the other is under network service. When I click on file location it leads me back to system 32 file folder. What I want to know is there anything I need to be worried about or does anyone else have this? I'm on Windows 10 home.

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    All I want to know is alright to have one at local service and one at network service? I have never seen this before and I'm worried that I'm the only one with two different services

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    This what my task manager looks like with details shown of dashost.exe. The one I'm talking about is the network service I want to know if that one is alright I never seen the second one until today. It leads back to system32 folder and so does the other one.

    Device Association Framework Provider Host-taskmanager.png
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  3. Posts : 60
    Windows 10 Home
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    I have read that and I understand that but it reads Device Association Framework Provider Host is an official Microsoft core process that runs under the LOCAL SERVICE account. Why is one under Network Service why is not both under Local Service
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