Windows 10 "Windows Modules Installer Worker" (TiWorker.exe) has been running for over three hours.

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"Windows Modules Installer Worker" (TiWorker.exe) has been running for over three hours.

It was apparently started when I ran sfc /scannow, which is hung up now.


TiWorker.exe is using 13% of my CPU but not performing any disk I/O as far as I can tell.


In addition, these things I tried are also running but apparently hung up because of TiWorker.exe:

Windows Update Troubleshooter. It displays "Detecting Problems" and "checking for pending restart"

Control Panel/Programs and Features/Installed Updates


What is going on and what can I do to fix it?

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