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Very low performance and extreme high processor load while opening Evernote Notes view


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Hi,

My Evernote for windows is extremely slow, it takes minutes to open i.e. the Notes view. It takes minutes to create a new empty document. Attachting a PDF to a documents takes forever, the application may even crash attaching the pdf file.

Overall the GPU demand is extremely high while opening or switching between notes causing Evernote to appear frozen. No answers, no way to change views or open other Notes. 

Regulary it takes significant time to start the home view.

If there is any setting for Windows to get Evernote for Windows 10.8.x speed enhanced? Please tell me how and where. 

regards

Christof

Edited by Christof
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Evernote on my PC is extremly slow. I use PC version and not save notes on my PC. I cleaned my history cookies, uninstalled Evrenote and deleted all data three times today ... now I installed Evernote 10.80 third time - everything stays the same ... extremly slow ... can not not normally work. I am using Evernote since may 2013. This things happened before, eveery couple of years. But in the past all this cleaning  gave results, not this time ... It is interesting that normally Evernote on my android is very slow and is hard to use it - not this tima ... today also web versions on Chrome and Edge are extremly slow - but Firefox work fast :) ... Hope this helps a bit to solve this issue.

 

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I've been experiencing significant lag with Evernote Online over the past week or two. Typed characters appear with a delay of 2 or 3 seconds, which is frustrating. My internet speed isn't the issue since I can type without any issues elsewhere. It has to be fixed asap as it impacts my work.

 

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