Fix ‘Bsvc Processor Has Stopped Working’ Issue – Guide
Users of Microsoft Bing desktop software may experience an error with the BSvcProcessor program. This program is often bundled with other programs or installed as a “Bing toolbar” in web browsers, but it is not essential for Windows operating systems. It can be disabled without impacting the computer, and may sometimes masquerade as a virus or malware.
To protect your computer from errors and malware, it is essential to run an antivirus scan. We have provided several solutions to this issue; begin with the first one and work through them in order.
Uninstall Bing Bar and remove add-ons
Uninstalling the Bing Bar application and removing add-ons from your browser can help fix the BSvcProcessor error, which is downloaded to the system along with Microsoft Bing Desktop software.
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To uninstall a program from Windows, open the Control Panel in category view and navigate to Programs > Uninstall a program.
To uninstall Bing Bar, right click it in the list of applications in the new window and select Uninstall.
Confirm the removal of the application from your computer.
To completely remove Bing Bar from your computer, you must delete its add-ons from your browser. For example, if you’re using Internet Explorer, follow the steps outlined in the guide to delete the add-ons.
Open Internet Explorer and select the gear icon. From there, click Manage Add-ons to access the feature.
To disable any Bing-related add-on, simply select it and click the “Disable” button.
Check startup processes
Bing may be set to launch automatically when your computer starts, causing the BSvcProcessor error. To fix this, check if Bing is running as a startup process.
Type “msconfig” into the search box and hit enter to access the program.
To disable Bing, head to the Services tab and uncheck any processes related to the search engine.
Remove Bingsvc from registry
If you’re having trouble with BSvcProcessor crashing, try deleting Bingsvc from the Windows Registry. Here’s how.
Press Win + R to open the Run window, then type regedit and click OK.
To access the Windows Run command, users should navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > Run in their registry.
Delete the bingsvc entry in the right pane to complete the process.
Rebooting your computer may solve the problem.
Final note
If you’re having trouble with the ‘Bsvc Processor’ error, this guide can help. Got questions? Reach out to us. And don’t forget to share it with your friends!
