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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Anonymous
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Onedrive enters a state where no files are in the updating list but sync is indicated in the one drive menu item and it takes 97% of CPU on my macbook pro with high sierra on it.
My little snitch doesn't show any network activity.
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Hedvig
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It would be great if there was a CPU throttle feature.
Had twitter discussion with microsoft support about this.
https://twitter.com/Laserhedvig/status/1029012770631634945 -
Barry Waters commented
Is there any fix for this issue? It appears widespread and is causing huge problems?
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Alessandro
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Same issue here on:
MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2011)
Processor 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB
MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6 -
Anonymous
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Onedrive on High Sierra here, 99,6 % CPU after restart. Two instances of Onedrive, Private and Company, all background process, no files updating. I quitted the process from the Activity Monito. It even took precedence above WindowServer. Restarting Onedrive from the Finder made things normal again.
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Anonymous
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Onedrive on High Sierra here, 99,6 % CPU after restart. Two instances of Onedrive, Private and Company, all background process, no files updating. I quitted the process from the Activity Monito. It even took precedence above WindowServer.
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Mark S.
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Same issue on a Mac Mini (2014) running Mojave. CPU usage spikes, temperature increases dramatically and I'm forced to quit the app.
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James Gardiner
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I'm still experiencing this problem sporadically with OneDrive for Business, even though I have no changes to sync.
MacBook Pro 14,1 with High Sierra (10.13.5).
Any news on a fix?
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Stevej
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Not sure how often it happens, but I see over 95% CPU on High Sierra, MacMini. When this is happening, I cannot get Excel to open - the spinning pinwheel. Have to shut OneDrive down, then restart, then try to open Excel. I send the trouble reports to Apple when prompted. I don't know if this is an Apple Problem or something to do with OndDrive
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KF
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same problem too
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ChrisP
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Same problem
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Arkadiy
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MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017 ), OS X 10.13.6 (17G65).
Same issue. I do encounter this issue.
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Calvin Yau commented
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)
Same here. I do encounter this issue.
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Anupam S. Guleria
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MacOS High Sierra v10.13.6: Onedrive is is causing high CPU usage[ >98%] continuously even while running in the background with No network activity by the app.
Is Microsoft sleeping on this? The original issue was reported in January 2018.
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Wolfgang
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I have two instances running (one business and one private). Executing this seems to at least fix the CPU usages for the private client:
https://gist.github.com/drblue/6fdc431396760f2440ce#file-fix_onedrive-shHope it helps some people.
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john Little
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Frequently onedrive uses 100% cpu when there is nothing to sync - no files changed, and everthing has been up to date for days. I have to force quite onedrive to stop the fan from running full time and make the macbook pro usable again.
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C.McDonald
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I get this issue on my 2014 iMac ( High Sierra ), 100% CPU usage and temperature spiking, however, on my 2007 MacBook Pro ( EL Capitan ) Onedrive is syncing fine with minimal CPU usage. Both machines sync to the same Onedrive account
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David G.
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Same here on Mojave (10.14 Beta, 18A336e), MBP 13 (2017)
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risal rinofah
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same here. mac 12 retina 2017. MacOs Mojave 10.14. Always above 80% when syncing.
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Craig Morris
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Running at 100% on MBP from 2017 10.13.6. Will have to uninstall if this continues.