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afrey25
Helpful | Level 6
3 years ago

High CPU Usage after updating MacBook Pro to MacOS Monterey (12.3)

I installed the latest MacOS update (Monterey 12.3) on my MacBook pro last night and now Dropbox is almost continuously syncing files and sucking my CPU usage. Fans are running almost constantly, and...
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  • BenDBX's avatar
    BenDBX
    2 years ago

    Hi Everybody,

     

    I spoke with our engineering team to confirm that this issue was resolved. I'm following up with this thread to confirm that high CPU usage is no longer a problem for any users. Ensure your MacOS and Dropbox are up to date, and please let us know if this is still affecting you. Thanks!

     

    Regards,

    Ben

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gio18
Explorer | Level 4
2 years ago

The only thing that worked for me after 4 nightmare months has been to install the stable version 184.4.6543, and set the Dropbox folder as it was BEFORE I had upgraded to File Provider, i.e. under my User folder AND NOT in CloudStorage. It took me a while to delete the older Dropbox folder, but I succeeded and now I am back to normal life! no CPU drainage. My suggestion is to NEVER NEVER UPGRADE TO DROPBOX FOR MACOS ON FILE PROVIDER! 

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