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I updates my apple software. And it dowloaded a apple mobile app for what I dont know. I have a PC, not a mac, i have songs i play with media player, can but never use my apple player.
Jan 26, 2014 - Otherwise it will consume the usual amounts of cpu. How can i prevent skype from using so much cpu? Also there is another Issue when i. Typically, my kerneltask process uses 1-4% CPU and 100-700MB of memory. However, sometimes when I have the power adapter plugged in, the CPU usage jumps to around 500% (8 cores) and stays there un. Unfortunately, it did not solve my problem of Skype causing my CPU to run at 100%. I uninstalled Comodo, and installed the PCTools firewall, which doesn't seem as good, but at least I can use Skype now without my computer giving trouble. The CPU is now between 55% and 85% with firefox running. So far, so good! Thanks for your help, Karbo.
Apple mobile app- whats that? I dont have no iphone, no mail using apple? My PC immediatel goes to 100% locks up or sereverly slows down and when i ope task manager, sure enough its the new apple mobile which they just recommended that i download sucking up any CPU processing left. I encountered this problem about 3-4 months ago, and samething apple mobile app. I went to task manager and manually shut it down/removed it and my PC worked fine ever since.
By on 2013-01-24 inI have been found recently my laptop going through cycles of intense CPU activity and much fan-blowing. The hot air coming out the thing keeps my cup of tea warm, but does slow down other activities on the machine.Looking in the task manager, it is Skype that is doing this, often eating up 25% of all four CPU cores. That is unacceptable.
While minimized, Skype should be doing virtually nothing. It should sit there with a connection to Skype Central (where-ever that is) and just wait to be told to make or receive a call.I have noticed that the Skype hone page is displaying adverts – animated adverts. I wondered if that was causing the problem? When minimised, Skype still ate CPU for breakfast, which I thought a bit strange. There is no reason to animate an advert on a minimised application.
So I nearly dismissed the thought.So I tried one of the other tabs on the home page. The “Profile” tab shows my profile and hides the advert. And that did it! CPU when down from a very warm 25% to a cool 4%.
Why Is Skype Using So Much Cpu In Laptop
From now on, I will be selecting the Profile tab in Skype each time I log in.So Microsoft – WTF? Why animate adverts on a minimised application? Why allow so much CPU to be used by an advert anyway? This has been happening to my partners less-powerful laptop for over a year.
Can you simply not get around to fixing this stuff? It makes for a really awful user experience that reflects badly on Microsoft and Windows as a whole.
However, I very much doubt you care. Microsoft, as an organisation has always been about making money, but you always did think they kind of cared something of the user experience. In recent years it feels like Microsoft have simply stopped listening to their users, stopped noticing what people are saying, stop recognising the problems people are having with their products because the lure is always on the next flashy swipe-things-around device.Never lose sight of your customers. Never stop listening and never stop communicating. Thanks very much Jason for your remarks with which I agree entirely.Google Chrome is getting nearly as bad with adverts not only affecting performance but creating huge entries in the registry and in user folders. Old machines like mine just can’t cope.
There are still a lot of old machines out there, can they not modify what they do on these so that they do not have such a detrimental effect? After all if you cant afford a new PC you are not going to spend money on the items they are advertising.Malcolm.