CPU Usage too high in High Sierra
MacOs 10.13.2
CPU Usage is too high while using one drive.
Please correct!
Jürgen Karl
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eeWee
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I can confirm that restarting ONEDrive did the trick for me. It went from 100% and above CPU usage even when just sitting on the dock to 0% when not syncing.
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Roel
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If I don't restart OneDrive after boot, my battery will only last half a day. With a restart it will last twice as long.
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Anonymous
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Same here. Especially the *.one files are synched over and over again.
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Anonymous
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Yes, also happens in Mojave, and I have nothing to sync. It's been normal after i restart Onedrive.
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Anonymous
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Yes, also happens in Mojave, and I have nothing to sync.
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Anonymous
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Same problem in Mojave with 2013 MacBook Air.
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Anonymous
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Actually - I tell a lie - the
https://gist.github.com/drblue/6fdc431396760f2440ce
looks like it is working -
Anonymous
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Same issue - none of the solutions below work for me
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Anonymous
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same problem. wonder why my MacBook Pro 13" cpu fan keep spinning & battery dropped fast. Turn OneDrive off solved the problem.Now configured :Uncheck open at login.
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Josh
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Same issue here. One Drive was using 75-100% and sometimes said over 100% of CPU when not syncing or anything. Adding to Systems Preferences Open at Login and unchecking the OneDrive Open at Login seems to have fixed the problem for me as well.
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Andrii
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Same as all previous users
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Razor
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Put my votes in. Unbelievable how fast it kills the battery.
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Simon
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Exactly the same problem here, so just adding my voice to the issue, this needs to be addressed ASAP it's been like this for months.
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Anonymous
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Same here, moved all my files to iCloud now as I am fed of this rubbish program!
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Nick Byrd
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What fixed it for me:
- In OneDrive Preferences, turn off (unckeck) "Open at login".
- In macOS System Preferences > Users & Groups > [Your User] > Login Items, click "+", navigate to "Applications" in the pop-up window, and choose "OneDrive".Aside: this procedure fixed the same issue with Dropbox as well.
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Bob McConnell
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had same problem. Seems to be corrected by following:
https://gist.github.com/drblue/6fdc431396760f2440ce -
Bob McConnell
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All CPU (100%) was used by OneDrive. Fan was running all the time.
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Omar Aleman commented
Same problem under Mojave.
Please fix it, it drains my battery.
Should we all change to dropbox or gdrive? -
Pieter Willem Jordaan commented
Still happening here 10.14... any workarounds or fixes yet?
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Anonymous
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MBP 13" 2015 base model, latest Mojave update. Still high CPU here.