@ATFGunr IIRC Also, Windows 10 and 11 brought about a new Service Start mode. Manual(trigger start), now this specific mode is used when a app, or a windows core element needs to start a service and then will if needed stop it.
lets say you plug in a new keyboard?
deviceinstallservice becomes "triggered" as the hardware layer of windows detects a new device has been installed. the service itself will run through the HAL, then Windows Kernel then finally looking for an appropriate driver for the device.
Since the EA App is going to the Microsoft Store, i can almost GUARANTEE YOU, the service is being triggered as Windows Store triggers up the app itself looking for any available update.
So, yes, EA would need to restructure the app to turn off automatic app updates, which should already exist in the settings for both the App and Windows Store.
setting a service to manual usually solves this, however, in particular to Windows Store apps, there are numerous routes that can trigger a service, and very complex to stop in some cases.
So my next piece of advice is look for automatic update settings on the app itself and stop those.
