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With recent EN updates this issue has been resolved for me, previously hogged 20-25% cpu (one core) at the slightest change/edit to a note. Never did a complete re-install of EN. Now happily running: 10.63.4-win-ddl-public (20231006121931) Editor: v176.13.0 Service: v1.75.5

When I first reported this issue, many notes appeared blank/empty in both Windows-app and Web-app, but later when I browsed my damaged (?) notes they "re-appeared" in the Web-app (using a Chrome browser, Windows 10) temporarily getting a new Edit-date. After that (viewing the note in Web-app) the "damaged note" then appeared ok in the Windows-Evernote-app, again temporarily getting a new Edited-date but soon getting its old edit-date back. So after flipping through all my notes in the web-app, all my (42) notes are now ok in all apps! A bit bothersome, but I'm happy that I lost no data.

NB: I've also placed a support-ticket on this, but if it can be resolved by community/forum it will ease the support. About half of my notes suddenly appears blank/empty although I know there's text/content, some were edited in March/April, some haven't been edited since 2014-2022. Issue appears exactly same (same notes) in Windows 10 app 10.60.4 (latest) and in web/browser access to notebook.

The issue seems to be back now 😞 running 10.57.10 , using 20-25% cpu. When quitting Evernote (incl. in system-tray, hidden-icons) , it leaves 1-2 processes continuing to hog 20-25% cpu and needs to be killed manually.

Excuse late reply, been gone a while.... A recent EN update to version 10.57.6 seems to have solved the issue, cpu usage in background (not editing/using EN actively) hovers around 7-10% which is way better than 20-25% (full cpu core). Not sure how memory usage was before, but now around 1 GB (1000 M) which is kinda enormous ... even twice as much as Microsoft Teams! EDIT: Cpu in background can drop to excellent 2% after some inactivity ... but memory usage is a bit "obscene" ...

Thanks, I agree that it seems to be struggling to digest some of my data (from old version of EN) that's causing some infinite loop using cpu. I will try a full uninstall+restart+install.

Thanks for replying. Yes this is a problem. I make one small edit in Evernote (takes a couple of seconds to do), then I leave Evernote be. Evernote now starts using 25% cpu forever, without me using the app at all ! My computer has c:a 120 other process running which together use 10% cpu while idle, why should a single rogue Evernote idle process use 25% cpu? This is not ok/normal! Sure I can continue to use my computer while EN uses 25% cpu in background, but should not happen, it kills battery life...

Recently upgraded to EN 10.xx version/series. When editing a note, the process starts utilizing 20-25% CPU (I guess my cpu has 4 cores, so it hogs one core), this goes on indefinitely/forever, until I kill the process in Windows Task Manager....