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My System: Rev A G5 20' iMac 1.8GHz, 2GB RAM from OWC (Apple's 256K stick in now though). OSX 3.9. No Bluetooth, sharing, FAX, printer connected or enabled.
My problem: CPU began racing a constant 99-100% after installing a 3rd party iTunes visualizer. Uninstalling it and iTunes made no difference. Have run Disk Warrior, TechTool Deluxe, repaired permissions, zapped the PRAM, run Applejack, all without luck. Activity Monitor shows 100% CPUsage in lower left with no launched apps but the vertical column doesn't come close to that, only about 15% CPUsage.
Fans racing; CPU temperature a steady 165-170ºF. Lots of beachballs.
Apple's Hardware Test gave this result:
Quick test Error Code: 2MLB/10/4: $0005. 22f2
Exended test Error Code: 2MEM/1/4: DIMM0/J4000
Bad memory stick(s)? Had two 1G OWC sticks inside at the time.
Have tested each 1GB stick separately in both of the iMac slots as well as the original 256K from Apple. The problem persists in all cases.
Created a test account. Tried different energy settings. No change.
Here is a piece of System log:
Display starts at offset 15438297 within file of length 15569369.
Use File->Reload (Cmd-R) to display more.
cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27511]
Jan 1 09:46:14 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27511 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:14 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:14 localhost crashdump: Finished writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:15 localhost mach_init[2]: Server 7253 in bootstrap d03 uid 0: '/usr/sbin/cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27526]
Jan 1 09:46:15 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27526 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:15 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:15 localhost crashdump: Finished writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:16 localhost mach_init[2]: Server b2d7 in bootstrap d03 uid 0: '/usr/sbin/cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27541]
Jan 1 09:46:16 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27541 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:16 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:16 localhost crashdump: Finished writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:17 localhost mach_init[2]: Server ac1b in bootstrap d03 uid 0: '/usr/sbin/cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27556]
Jan 1 09:46:17 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27556 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:17 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:17 localhost crashdump: Finished writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:18 localhost mach_init[2]: Server 0 in bootstrap d03 uid 0: '/usr/sbin/cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27571]
Jan 1 09:46:19 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27571 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:19 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:19 localhost crashdump: Finished writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:19 localhost mach_init[2]: Server 72e7 in bootstrap d03 uid 0: '/usr/sbin/cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27586]
Jan 1 09:46:19 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27586 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:19 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:19 localhost crashdump: Finished writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:20 localhost mach_init[2]: Server acab in bootstrap d03 uid 0: '/usr/sbin/cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27601]
Jan 1 09:46:20 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27601 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:20 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:20 localhost crashdump: Finished writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Jan 1 09:46:21 localhost mach_init[2]: Server b21b in bootstrap d03 uid 0: '/usr/sbin/cupsd -f': exited as a result of signal 10 [pid 27616]
Jan 1 09:46:21 localhost crashdump: Unable to determine CPSProcessSerNum pid: 27616 name: cupsd
Jan 1 09:46:21 localhost crashdump: Started writing crash report to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/cupsd.crash.log
Here is the initial repair permissions result. Notice the iTunes comment on top (iTunes has been trashed since):
Repairing permissions on disk /
: object: ./Applications/iTunes.app/Contents/MacOS/iTunes malformed object (inconsistant sizeofcmds field in mach header)
Started verify/repair permissions on disk disk0s3 Macintosh HD
Determining correct file permissions.
We are using special permissions for the file or directory ./Library/ColorSync/Profiles/Displays. New permissions are 16893
We are using special permissions for the file or directory ./Library/ColorSync/Profiles. New permissions are 16893
We are using special permissions for the file or directory ./System/Library/Filesystems/cd9660.fs/cd9660.util. New permissions are 33261
We are using a special uid for the file or directory ./private/var/at/jobs. New uid is 1
We are using a special uid for the file or directory ./private/var/at/spool. New uid is 1
Permissions differ on ./private/var/log/wtmp, should be -rw-r--r-- , they are -rw-r-----
Owner and group corrected on ./private/var/log/wtmp
Permissions corrected on ./private/var/log/wtmp
The privileges have been verified or repaired on the selected volume
Verify/repair finished permissions on disk disk0s3 Macintosh HD
Lastly here is what terminal looks like. I'm a Unix dummy and screwed something up:
Last login: Tue Jan 3 12:46:50 on ttyp1
Welcome to Darwin!
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ Last login: Tue Jan 3 12:46:09 on ttyp1
Welcome to Darwin!
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ sudo vi /etc/hostconfig
Password:
E325: ATTENTION
Found a swap file by the name '/etc/.hostconfig.swp'
owned by: root dated: Mon Jan 2 09:31:23 2006
file name: /private/etc/hostconfig
modified: YES
bobmatth ttyp1 Tue Jan 3 12:49 still logged in
bobmatth ttyp1 Tue Jan 3 12:49 - 12:49 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Tue Jan 3 12:46 - 12:49 (00:02)
bobmatth ttyp1 Tue Jan 3 12:46 - 12:46 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Tue Jan 3 12:46 - 12:46 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Tue Jan 3 12:46 - 12:46 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 14:22 - shutdown (00:39)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 14:22 - 14:22 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 14:20 - 14:22 (00:01)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 14:20 - 14:20 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 14:19 - 14:20 (00:01)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 14:19 - 14:19 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 11:18 - shutdown (00:08)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 11:18 - 11:18 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:49 - 11:18 (01:28)
bobmatth ttyp1 user name: root host name: Bob-Matthews-C Mon Jan 2 09:49 - 09:49 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:47 - 09:49 (00:02)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:47 - 09:47 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:39 - shutdown (00:04)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:39 - 09:39 (00:00)
omputer.local
process ID: 11427
While openbobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:38 - 09:39 (00:01)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:38 - 09:38 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:37 - 09:38 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:37 - 09:37 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:31 - shutdown (00:01)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:31 - 09:31 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:28 - 09:31 (00:02)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:28 - 09:28 (00:00)
ing file '/etc/hostconfig'
dated: Sunbobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:28 - 09:28 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Mon Jan 2 09:28 - 09:28 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:13 - shutdown (05:50)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:13 - 22:13 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:10 - 22:13 (00:02)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:10 - 22:10 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:10 - 22:10 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:10 - 22:10 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:09 - 22:10 (00:00)
Feb 13 19:46:58 2005
(1) Another program may be bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:09 - 22:09 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:09 - 22:09 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:09 - 22:09 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:08 - 22:09 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:08 - 22:08 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:07 - 22:08 (00:01)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:07 - 22:07 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:06 - 22:07 (00:00)
editing the same file.
If this is the case, bebobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 22:06 - 22:06 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:53 - 22:06 (00:13)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:53 - 21:53 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:49 - 21:53 (00:03)
careful not to end up with two
different instbobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:49 - 21:49 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:45 - 21:49 (00:03)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:45 - 21:45 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:45 - 21:45 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:45 - 21:45 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:40 - 21:45 (00:04)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:40 - 21:40 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:39 - 21:40 (00:01)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sun Jan 1 21:39 - 21:39 (00:00)
ances of the same file when making changes.
Qubobmatth ttyp1 Sat Dec 31 18:14 - shutdown (00:21)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sat Dec 31 18:14 - 18:14 (00:00)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sat Dec 31 18:11 - 18:14 (00:02)
bobmatth ttyp1 Sat Dec 31 18:11 - 18:11 (00:00)
wtmp begins Thu Dec 29 15:48
it, or continue with caution.
(2) An edit session for this file crashed.
If this is the case, uBob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ Welcome to Darwin!
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ sudo vi /etc/hostconfig
Password:
E325: ATTENTION
Found a swap file by the name '/etc/.hostconfig.swp'
owned by: root dated: Mon Jan 2 09:31:23 2006
file name: /private/etc/hostconfig
modified: YES
user name: root host name: Bob-Matthews-Computer.local
process ID: 11427
While opening file '/etc/hostconfig'
dated: Sun Feb 13 19:46:58 2005
(1) Another program may be editing the same file.
If this is the case, be careful not to end up with two
different instances of the same file when making changes.
Quit, or continue with caution.
(2) An edit session for this file crashed.
If this is the case, use ':recover' or 'vim -r /etc/hostconfig'
to recover the changes (see ':help recovery').
If -bash: Welcome: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ sudo vi /etc/hostconfig
-bash: Bob-Matthews-Computer:~: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ Password:
-bash: Password:: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ E325: ATTENTION
-bash: E325:: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ Found a swap file by the name '/etc/.hostconfig.swp'
-bash: Found: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ owned by: root dated: Mon Jan 2 09:31:23 2006
-bash: owned: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ file name: /private/etc/hostconfigname:: Can't stat `name:' (No such file or directory)
/private/etc/hostconfig: ASCII English text
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ modified: YES
-bash: modified:: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ user name: root host name: Bob-Matthews-Computer.local
-bash: user: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ process ID: 11427
-bash: process: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ While opening file '/etc/hostconfig'
-bash: While: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ dated: Sun Feb 13 19:46:58 2005
-bash: dated:: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ (1) Another program may be editing the same file.
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `Another'
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ If this is the case, be careful not to end up with two
-bash: If: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ different instances of the same file when making changes.
-bash: different: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ Quit, or continue with caution.
-bash: Quit,: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ (2) An edit session for this file crashed.
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `An'
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ If this is the case, use ':recover' or 'vim -r /etc/hostconfig'
-bash: If: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ to recover the changes (see ':help recovery').
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ If you did this already, delete the swap file '/etc/.hostconfig.swp'
-bash: If: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ to avoid this message.
-bash: to: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ Swap file '/etc/.hostconfig.swp' already exists!
-bash: Swap: command not found
Bob-Matthews-Computer:~ bobmatthews$ [O]pen Read-Only, (E)dit anyway, (R)ecover, (Q)uit, (D)elete it:
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2020-12-28 17:33:20 • Filed to: macOS 10.15 • Proven solutions

If you are reading this article, most probably, your macOS 10.15 has been slowed down, and you often face spinning pinwheel of death while doing your routine work on your Mac. If you are facing such an issue and looking to solve high CPU usage on macOS 10.15, this article has everything to facilitate you. In this article, we'll discuss the reasons for high CPU usage and the tips to fix CPU usage even without apps running.

The Reasons Why My CPU Usage so High on macOS 10.15
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Why is My CPU Usage so High on macOS 10.15

There are several reasons that are responsible for high CPU usage. Some of them are:

1: Security Updates:

Sometimes, when the macOS 10.15 receives updates, especially the security updates, it may result in high CPU usage. This update not only slows down your Mac but also produces a lot of heat, and it looks like there is an oven within your laptop.

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2: 3rd-party extensions:

If you have installed some third party software and extensions, most probably they are the culprit and using extra resources from your system.

3: Launching extra apps:

Well, if you have several heavy apps in your system such as Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, and other graphic designing apps, and you have opened all of them simultaneously, it may result in high CPU usage.

4: Background and startup apps:

When we install an app, most probably a third-party app, it is added as a startup app, and whenever you turn on your system, this app loads along with the OS. So, this app keeps running without your knowledge and increase CPU usage.

5: Symptoms of slow Mac and high CPU usage:

If your system is running slow and producing a lot of heat, that is more like due to high CPU usage. Also, its fan produces sound like it is going to take off soon.

Tips: How to Diagnose a Slow Mac on Catalina

You need to open the Activity Monitor to find out the reasons. If you already have worked on Windows-based systems, the Activity Monitor is equivalent to the Task Manager.

To open Activity Monitor, click Applications > Utilities. (Quick Tip: Pin it to your dock, so it is easily accessible anytime)

Now, in the Activity Monitor, you'll see several columns. For now, ignore other columns and click on CPU to rearrange all the processes based on their CPU usage in descending order, that means the process which is using more resources, will be on top and so on. Here, you'll be able to find the apps which are consuming most of your resources.

Once you are done with it, it is the time to fix high CPU usage on macOS 10.15. So, let's find how you can do it.

How to Solve High CPU Usage on macOS 10.15

Scenario 1:

You are not running any app, but your system is extremely slow, or when you turn on your system, it remains slow for a long time without any reason.

Solution:

Open the Activity Monitor and click on CPU. Once all the apps are arranged in the descending order, check for the apps which you haven't launched but are still running. If found one or more than one, terminate them by clicking on its process and then click 'X' in the top left corner. Once you kill all the unnecessary apps, your system must be working fine.

Note: If you witness the 'Kernel_task,' which usually consumes lots of resources, leave it as it is. You can't terminate this process because it is the Operating System itself.

Scenario 2:

You have installed several 3rd party apps or extensions which are consuming most of your CPU.

Solution:

First, make sure that the 3rd party extensions you have installed are necessary for you. If not, you should uninstall them from your system. If the extensions are necessary, still try to find some other extensions that are compatible with your system in order to get rid of the vulnerable extension.

Scenario 3:

Your system's fan is producing lots of noises and heat, as well as; your system is slow.

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Solution:

It may be either a 3rd party extension or you may be running multiple apps at the same time. Also, there may be several apps running in the background without your consent. In such a case, open Activity Monitor and eliminate all the unnecessary apps which are running in the background but are not needed. Remember, the 'Kernel task' is a system process, and you cannot stop it.

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Pro Tip: If your fan keeps generating noises and heat after killing all the apps, there may either be a problem with the hardware or your fan may have stuck in dust. In this case, you may need to get your system checked by a hardware specialist.

Scenario 4:

You have just received an OS update, and after the update, your system became slow.

Solution:

One thing to remember here is that the computers usually slow down after the updates because it may install some security and other extensions that are necessary for your system. So, you can adjust that using the tricks below.

  • Reset PRAM/NVRAM – Restart your Mac. After it is turned on, as soon as you hear the startup chime, press Option, Command, P, and R keys together and hold them until the Mac restarts again.
  • Reset SMC – Shut down your Mac and disconnect the power cord for up to 20 seconds. Now, reattach the power cord, hold Shift, Option, Control, and Power keys for up to 10 seconds. After 10 seconds, release all the keys and turn on your computer normally.
  • Reduce Transparency and Reduce Motion – Graphics effects usually consume lots of resources, but you can disable them to make other necessary functions work. To do that, open System Preferences > Accessibility. From the list on the left side, choose Display, and locate the options, Reduce transparency and Reduce motion. Enable them by clicking on the checkboxes next to them and close it.

So, friends, these were the case scenarios of your system's high CPU usage, their diagnosis, and handy solutions. We are sure that now you can solve high CPU usage on macOS 10.15 by yourself, and you don't need to waste your time in finding other tutorials on the internet.

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