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Recently I noticed a service in my windows 10 (v.1903, non-insider) installation with these properties:
- Service name: AarSvc_70f96
- Display name: Agent Activation Runtime_70f961
- Description: Runtime for activating conversational agent applications
- Path to executable: C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k AarSvcGroup -p
It is set to manual and cannot be disabled. Information on this service is very scarce but there are a few mentions like this where the last part of the service seems to be a random hexadecimal number (AarSvc_xxxxxx).
According to this, it is new to version 1903.
Does anyone have any more information as to what it is, if it should be disabled and how it could be disabled?
1The only reason to disable it would be the fact that we shouldn't have to run services we don't need, especially obscure ones. But, of course, you are right, disabling windows audio would probably lead to bigger problems. – papnikol – 2019-09-04T17:08:40.740