Jongbloed

Well, that is strange. So I added the "--disable-gpu" suffix to the Evernote target line, and as I reported before, it worked fine after that. Until yesterday. The suffix is still there, but the Evernote process is again too high. Not as high as before, but still too much for my liking. It now hovers between 5 and 7.5%. The fan of my laptop is again running higher than it should be. This really starts to annoy me a lot.

@Robbbert Could very well be so. I have a RTX4080. I had no problems till about a month or two ago.

Sorry for my late reply. I was a few days of and was not able to respond to all of your replies. @Ricardo Yes, your replies are spot on. 10% CPU usage for an idle program is crazy. I tried your solution and it works great. CPU usage is back to 0 and sometimes 0,8% which is pretty acceptable :-). And as far as I can see it doesn't degrade performance in any noticeable way. Thanks for sharing it!

Thanks for all your replies. I agree that the memory usage seems normal. I mainly included it for completenes. But the CPU usage seems to me to be abnormally high. I have never had the laptop fan increase its fan speed noticable after opening Evernote before, like it does now. @gazumped: I’m not behind my laptop at the moment, but I’m very active in keeping my laptop up to date, so it should have the latest versions of both Evernote as Windows. As mentioned in my issue, I use Window 11 Home. @Spark594 I will try downloading from the Microsoft store as soon as I’m back behind the laptop.

Hi, I'm using Evernote for years now and have not had any issues so far. But lately (a few weeks) I noticed my laptop fan running significantly harder than normal. Opening the Taskmanager it showed that Evernote is constantly using around 10% of my processor and 900 MB of my memory, causing the fan to run faster than usual. This has lasted for a fwe weeks now, which is annoying to say the least. Closing Evernote makes no difference, until I manually end the Evernote process from the Taskmanager. Then the fan goes back to almost idle. I'm using a Lenovo laptop with Intel i9-13900HX processor and 32 GB of ram and Windows 11 Home OS. Evernote is on the latest version and already has had some updates that had no influence on the issue. Is there anything I can do to get Evernote back to its normal resource usage?