How To Solve BSvcprocessor Has Stopped Working Error

BSvcprocessor Has Stopped Working. This error is most of the time related to Bing and maybe sometimes with Skype too. It is not an important component of Windows and hence can be disabled or removed without any harm to the system. In this article, we have listed a few methods which help to get rid of the BSvcprocessor Has Stopped Working issue. Let us see the different methods in detail.

Method 1: Reset The Skype App To Its Default Settings

 

Step 1: Open Windows Settings using Windows + I keys together. Click on Apps

 

Apps

 

Step 2: From the left pane click on Apps & features and on the right side in the search bar type skype, from the search results click on Skype and click on the Advanced options



 

Advanced Options

 

Step 3: In the appeared window scroll down and click on the Reset button.

 

Reset

 

Step 4: A pop-up will appear, click on reset.

Step 5: Restart your computer and check if the problem is solved.

Method 2: Uninstall Bing Bar And Remove Its Addons

 

Step 1: Open Windows Settings using Windows + I keys together. Click on Apps

 

Apps

 

Step 2: From the Apps & features search for Bing and from the results select bing and click on uninstall.

Remove the Bing addons

Step 3: Open the run prompt using Windows + R keys together. Type inetcpl.cpl and hit enter to open the Internet properties window.

 

Internet Options

 

Step 4: Choose the Programs tab and click on Manage add-ons

 

Manage Add Ons

 

Step 5: From the left click on Search Providers and on the right side find Bing.

 

Search Providers

 

Step 6: Right-click on Bing and from the appeared list of options click on Remove

Step 7: Also check if there are any other traces of Bing, click on Toolbars and extensions on the left.

 

Toolbars Extensions

 

Step 8: On the right side check if there are any entries for Bing, if so right-click on it and click on Disable.

Step 9: Restart your computer and check if the problem is solved.

Method 3: Check the Services In System Configuration

 

Step 1: Open Run prompt using Windows + R keys together. Type msconfig and hit enter to open the system configuration window.

 

Msconfig

 

Step 2: Click on the Services tab and check if there are any processes related to Bing.

 

Services

 

Step 3: If there is a bing service listed, then uncheck it by clicking on the checkbox beside it which means there should not be any tick mark in the checkbox beside the Bing service.

Step 4: Click on OK and restart the system and check if the issue is resolved.

Method 4: Delete Bing From Registry

Note: Make sure to take a backup of the registry before performing any kind of changes in the registry so that at any point in time you can revert to the old settings if necessary.

Step 1: Open the run prompt using Windows + R keys together. Type regedit and hit enter



 

Regedit

 

Step 2: A user account control pop-up will appear, click on yes.

Step 3: In the registry window, navigate to the following path

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

 

Navigate Path

 

Step 4: On the right side, under the name column search for the bing and right-click on it. Then click on delete.

 

Delete Bing

 

Step 5: Restart the system and check for the issue to be solved.

That’s it! Hope this article is helpful. Which of the above method did you try to get rid of the error? Do comment and let us know below. Thank you!!