SleuthX Prominent Jan 22, 2022 45 0 530 May 12, 2022 #1 I noticed that it did this while I didn't move mouse, then when I moved it, the CPU usage died back to 1% total.
I noticed that it did this while I didn't move mouse, then when I moved it, the CPU usage died back to 1% total.
M Mandark Judicious Sep 13, 2002 7,506 1,557 36,090 May 12, 2022 #2 Right, while it’s scanning it’s going to consume a bunch but if you start using the computer it goes back down After it’s done scanning it should come down but if it doesn’t then you have issues Upvote 0 Downvote
Right, while it’s scanning it’s going to consume a bunch but if you start using the computer it goes back down After it’s done scanning it should come down but if it doesn’t then you have issues
SleuthX Prominent Jan 22, 2022 45 0 530 May 12, 2022 #3 How can I disable that automatic scan, then? Upvote 0 Downvote
B Bob.B Distinguished Feb 8, 2021 6,020 926 20,140 May 12, 2022 #4 SleuthX said: How can I disable that automatic scan, then? Click to expand... The scan should not last very long unless it's having a problem reading the files. How long does the scan take? My last scan shows 32 secs. I've never seen 80% cpu when the scan runs but perhaps I just never noticed it.. Upvote 0 Downvote
SleuthX said: How can I disable that automatic scan, then? Click to expand... The scan should not last very long unless it's having a problem reading the files. How long does the scan take? My last scan shows 32 secs. I've never seen 80% cpu when the scan runs but perhaps I just never noticed it..