Windows 11 svchost.exe Trojan Alert

Sounds to me like Kaspersky is reporting it as a false positive, especially as you have said all the svchost things are in the system32 folder as they should be...I'd try disabling/uninstalling Kaspersky and running a scan with Windows Defender and see if it comes back with anything and then try playing your game or whatever with Kaspersky disabled/uninstalled and see what happens. AV scanners can sometimes flag legitimate svchost files.

Personally, I'd uninstall Kaspersky completely....3rd party programs can be more problematic than Windows Defender as WD was built into Windows...plus it's free

Pretty hard to take a screenshot of what the popup is doing since it happens for a legit millisecond. Most I can do is screen record it happening.

Hi EminM1,

Thank you for that printout, I do not see anything wrong on your system I believe Kaspersky is producing a false positive on svchost.

The only way to be sure is to contact Kaspersky support and provide them with the log, seeing as it is their software, they should be able to find out what is causing this.

Hi Dave, my apologies for such a late reply, I've been so busy in life and haven't really had the chance to divulge into this problem as of today.

I will have two videos shown of what svchost.exe is doing (this svchost is not a virus, I've ran just about everything I read on google in regard to svchost.exe virus impersonating and there was no flagged problem, even with the standard Windows Defender & Kaspersky scans, etc.)
Fullscreen svchost
Windowed svchost

To break it down: This is me disabling Kaspersky and using the default Windows Defender mode built into Windows 11, like Nursemorph said the free version, and during the 'Fullscreen svchost' video, you'll see I get alt-tabbed out of my game using full-screen options, very, very frustrating during clutch moments.

For the 'Windowed svchost' video, you'll actually see the svchost.exe popup on the screen during me windowing the gameplay to capture what it is Windows is doing behind the scenes. I have no idea why it's prioritizing itself like that onto the desktop and taking full control of any application running and windowing it for no reason. This is exactly why I'm running Kaspersky Defender as it doesn't allow the pop-up to, well, pop-up.

Ultimately, you can see Kaspersky is just doing what it's supposed to and while it being turned off, why is svchost doing what it's doing and is there any way I can terminate that specific process or maybe do something in regards with Computer Management to stop the window minimizing?

(Everything posted above (screenshots) is still the same as of today)

This has been solved and taken care of already! No need for any further comments. (Turned out to be a virus hiding in my OneDrive somehow masking as svchost, no harm no foul done and has been removed and no more issues)