This happens because the owner of the file is Trustedinstaller.
In this case it’s crucial that you change the owner of the file.
This system provides protection for the .dll, .exe .ocx and .sys files.
They can not be replaced, modified or deleted by any other user even by an administrator.
Only Windows Module Installer service (TrustedInstaller.exe) can modify these protected files.
But sometimes some experts require to modify them they can do so with the above-mentioned method.
Some people also report this issue related to TrustedInstaller.exe process.
Heres some FAQs:
FAQs
Actually it is normal while Windows update is in process.
So let it complete the process.
But if you are seeing continuous consumption of high resources it can be a sign of malware infection.
We recommend scanning your system with a reputed antivirus.
It can affect the Windows updates, Installations and uninstallations.
No, it is not a virus, it is part of operating system files.
If you are unable to delete/modify system files, it is normal.
But if you are unable to delete/ modify your personal files then it could be an issue.
like post your experience or any question in the comment section.
