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How would you close it down, I only see a quit option in the EN client itself, which again leaves it running in the background, despite its icon not being anywhere.

Here is the image of the 11GBs of memory being used, after I exited Evernote through the icon on the bottom right section of the task bar, which should in theory exit the program entirely and end all tasks. I am not just closing the window, I am exiting the program.

Hey Dcon, I do exit the program, and this issue is still occurring. In the bottom right, I click the Evernote Icon, and click exit, and these issues still occur. Either way, why would Evernote require 11Gigs of DDR4 memory.

Ive noticed that sometimes my pc is incredibly slow when doing basic tasks (email, excel, word), which is odd because I built it myself and its well above average specs. I launched the task manager and noticed Evernote (which I exited in the bottom right, not simply closed it). Was draining my CPU. This is a recent picture I took, but I have seen it drain up to 99% of my CPU (Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700K CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz) and 99% of my memory (16 GB of DDR4). I will be leaving Evernote closed (but running in the background) to try to grab a picture of when it is draining that much CPU/Memory. So long story short, is there a plan to address this colossal issue? I should not have to launch my Task Manager to close Evernote every time. When I exit the application it should cease all functions and not be draining resources from my PC, especially since it uses less resources while active.