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CPU usage is very high with 10.14 Mojave beta

OneDrive app 18.091.0506.0007 with MacOS 10.14 beta 18A326g on MacBook Pro ... I have noticed that the OneDrive app when started on boot pulls significant CPU time as well as associated energy usage (fan runs continuously). This draw continues after OneDrive completes initial sync. If I quite the app and then restart app, CPU and energy usage drops to a couple of percent which is what I observe with macOS 10.3.5 on my iMac.

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  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    10.14.3 on MacBookPro (2,9 GHz Intel Core i9) has the same usage of up to 75% of the CPU.

  • Marcus M. Werners commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Good Morning, was affected by this too: There were two updates recently: One mentioned the CPU load problem explicitly (but caused finder window pop-ups), another one from today (18.213.0826) without mentioning CPU load fixed the finder window pop-up problem - hold your breath...

  • Dominik commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    HI guys, any news on that one? Experience the same.. Version 18.151.0729.0006

  • Yann from France commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This is happening on the release version, full CPU and energy everytime OneDrive is running, fan spins constantly.

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