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High Windows Modules Installer Worker memory usage is likely because Windows is installing updates or doing some maintenance behind the scenes. For the most part, the issue resolves itself once the updates are installed. Should the problem persist, simply restart your PC, install all the available Windows updates, and run SFC and DISM to scan for any system file corruption. One other way to solve the problem would be to close any unneeded programs and make sure that there is enough space on your hard drive. High memory usage that continues to happen over a prolonged period of time could mean some problems with Windows Updates.
This is a common and frustrating issue – the Windows Modules Installer Worker (TiWorker.exe) can indeed consume a lot of memory, especially during background updates. As the post suggests, it usually resolves itself once updates finish installing. If it persists, running SFC and DISM scans is a good next step, along with checking disk space. For those taking a break from troubleshooting, https://winaura.be/bonus/ offers some light entertainment. Have you found any other reliable fixes, like disabling automatic updates temporarily?
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