Tlu.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com works like malware in your windows system that might disrupt your computer. It causes a huge amount of unusual traffic, creating hidden files or directories, downloading unnecessary operation systems, patches, and updates, and killing large chunks of bandwidth.

However, these issues can be resolved by deleting junk files, clearing browsing data of Microsoft, or creating a new user account. The solution can vary from different systems.

Why Does ‘tlu.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com’ Appear

If you are a windows 10/11 user, you probably have come across issues such as your computer continuously connecting to the domain tlu.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com and downloading stuff or your antivirus continuously giving pop-ups notifying it has secured your computer from connecting to that certain URL.

Some say the malware uses the “uname” system call to query kernel version information which indicates possible evasion. Basically, it uses a vast amount of data making them lose control over any new updates. 

As a result, it gives access to download large amounts of unnecessary updates, software, and files and creates hidden folders and directories, thus taking up huge spaces on the computer and swallowing enormous chunks of bandwidth.

How to Fix ‘tlu.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com’ Issues on Your Computer 

Even though Microsoft does not still provide any official explanation or solutions, professionals and users have tried to come up with possible methods to solve the issue and become successful. Since all the following fixes are experimental, you have to try each of them to find out which works for you.

1. Deleting unnecessary files from your windows

The first fix you should try is the very basic one- delete all the junk files that have been consuming spaces in your windows for so long. Because these may contain such a file or data that might bring about the occurrence of such issues.

2. Clearing Browsing Data from Microsoft Edge

Then the next thing you should do is to clear all the browsing history, Cookies and saved website data, and Cached data and files that your Microsoft Edge contains. 

3. Change Settings in Windows Update and Security 

Go to the advanced option within the update and security tab in your window settings and change how updates are installed in your windows by updating from automatic to notify to schedule restart, also change how updates are delivered by turning off updates from more than one place. 

4. Creating New Account 

If the issue isn’t still solved, creating a new user account might be of help. It’s because sometimes it only occurs in certain accounts and might not occur if new accounts are used.

5. Checking Network Connection 

The problem might also occur due to issues with your network connection, therefore trying with different networks may help you fix the issue.

To Conclude

Any of the above solutions is most likely to fix the following issues, even though it’s difficult to state exactly which certain method will be of help. Therefore try out the solutions and find out if any of the above fixes works for you.