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  1. Hah! Now that it's been a week or so (of the fan cranking and high CPU usage), today it stopped and CPU usage is back to 0%. Weird! Maybe killing the process multiple times did something or maybe there was some sync issue going on that was resolved, but for some reason it has finished hogging CPU resources. Usually I have Evernote running all the time. Last night I killed all evernote.exe processes completely and let it sit until this morning. When I started it back up, all was normal. Not sure what the reasoning was, but just noting my experience.
  2. I'm having this same issue with a similar build (see below). I've been wondering why my fans have been cranking so much. After shutting down Evernote, the task closes, but 8 of it's compadres (Evernote.exe) remain cranking the CPU. Even task manager says that the power usage is "Very High" with a red background. Haven't tried uninstall/reinstall yet...guess that'll be my next step. For now, I just have to kill the Evernote process tree in order to silence my fans. This is not typical behavior for when I have used Evernote in the past. 10.52.8-win-winstore-public (394) Editor: v164.0.20364 Service: v1.64.1
  3. I emailed myself the log file and did a search for "size". Found it! The title of the item was there, so I went back to my phone and searched. Sure enough it was in the trash and contained a bunch of photos I had taken. All the photos were related (subject-wise), but I don't recall trying to sync them to Evernote. In the future a better search term might be "refusing to upload"
  4. Is there maybe some log file I can look at that might tell me which note is not syncing? The activity log is there, but there is so much text to scroll through...taking a look at that now.
  5. Correct. I have no idea what note is causing the sync issue. If I could sort all the notes by size (like on the desktop app), I could easily find it.
  6. Thanks for the tip. I looked at my latest notes and none of them are large. I typically only put text notes and occasionally one with a screenshot (<500kb). What's odd to me is that this error message is suggesting I added a note from my phone that was this large...the only thing I ever add from my phone is text. I typically would never try to upload an image, video, or anything with substantial content from my phone. I'm using evernote in a GTD method with pretty much just text items. As I scroll through all of my notes with images, none of them are this large. How would it stand out to you? In the iOS interface, all I see is a small thumbnail when something contains an image. Other than that, I would still have to go in and check the size of it.
  7. This is on an iOS device. It will not sync a specific note because of it's size. Not possible to do on a PC.
  8. I received the following message in Evernote (on iOS 13.1.2) I want to determine which note(s) is causing this message to pop up so I can remove it or figure out a different solution. How do I determine which notes are larger than 50 MB? I don't see any way on iOS to determine the size notes except by opening each one individually and clicking the i button in the corner for information. I'd hate to have to search through hundreds of notes.
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