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<blockquote data-quote="HTPCSourcer" data-source="post: 1135677" data-attributes="member: 74879">The screenshot shows MePo at 38%,&nbsp; not unusual in case of some plugins performing their jobs. Hard to tell what happens without takin a look at the logs. Probably one of the plugin.Launch MePo in Debug mode via Watchdog. If you then still see MePo CPU load peaking, there is a problem. If not de/activate the other plugins one by one until you identify the cause. Again full logs might indicate what is going on.[DOUBLEPOST=1431193021][/DOUBLEPOST]By the way: the Windows Search service is still running.The above about the plugins only applies if it is the MediaPortal process that increases CPU usage. Otherwise you need to watch the process window and capture what is suddenly using CPU time.Keep in mind though that MediaPortal is a HTPC software. It's use parallel to working on the PC is prone to be affected by other active software on the same machine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HTPCSourcer, post: 1135677, member: 74879"] The screenshot shows MePo at 38%, not unusual in case of some plugins performing their jobs. Hard to tell what happens without takin a look at the logs. Probably one of the plugin. Launch MePo in Debug mode via Watchdog. If you then still see MePo CPU load peaking, there is a problem. If not de/activate the other plugins one by one until you identify the cause. Again full logs might indicate what is going on.[DOUBLEPOST=1431193021][/DOUBLEPOST]By the way: the Windows Search service is still running. The above about the plugins only applies if it is the MediaPortal process that increases CPU usage. Otherwise you need to watch the process window and capture what is suddenly using CPU time. Keep in mind though that MediaPortal is a HTPC software. It's use parallel to working on the PC is prone to be affected by other active software on the same machine. [/QUOTE]

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