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VERBOSE: Operation 'Enumerate CimInstances' complete. VERBOSE: Perform operation 'Enumerate CimInstances' with following parameters, ''namespaceName' = root/Microsoft/Windows/DeliveryOptimization,'className' = MSFT_DeliveryOptimizationFile'. I Googled "windows 10 delivery optimization logs" and found which led me to its PowerShell commandlets.Īfter some experimentation, I executed Get-DeliveryOptimizationStatus -Verbose | Format-List Status,Priority,SourceURL,DownloadDuration,TotalBytesDownloaded which outputted the following: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Get-DeliveryOptimizationStatus -Verbose | Format-List Status,Priority,SourceURL,DownloadDuration,TotalBytesDownloaded I don't know if it's relevant but my PC's RAM usage has also been strange: 3.13 GB RAM missing Checked the event logs "Application" and "System" but found nothing regular or relevant.Setting my NIC as metered via Settings → Network & Internet → → Properties.Pausing Windows updates via Settings → Update & Security → Windows Update.Disabling it via Settings → Update & Security → Delivery Optimisation.Reason: Access is denied., even when doing so as LOCAL SYSTEM / nt authority\system. Killing the service's process ID but doing so fails with error message ERROR: The process with PID 80788 could not be terminated.Stopping the service but it times out with error message The Delivery Optimization service could not be stopped.Thus far, I have tried all of the following but nothing has made a difference: Sometimes there's associated network activity and sometimes there's not. Sometimes the CPU usage is fairly consistent and other times it's "spikey". For the past 4 or 5 days, Windows service Delivery Optimization (display name) / DoSvc (service name) has been constantly consuming up to 80 % of the CPU.