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spoolsv.exe runs the Windows OS print spooler service. Any time you print something with Windows this important service caches the print job into memory so your printer can understand what to print. If the print spooler is running you can usually see it in the bottom right Windows notification area. Just right click it to stop the spooling, and exit the .exe so it will no longer use resources on your PC.
Publisher: Microsoft Windows
spoolsv.exe stands for Print Spooler Service.
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While investigating spoolsv.exe with the GlassWire network security monitor on our devices based in the USA we found it connects to IP addresses on our local network. It didn’t ever seem to want to access the Internet at all. spoolsv.exe seems to always be one of the first apps that access the network with GlassWire. We found blocking the app with GlassWire’s firewall was fine as long as you don’t plan on printing anything successfully.
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