Out of all the processes running on my Windows 7 PC, according to windows Task Manager, cc2_tray.exe has the highest total cpu usage (known as CPU time). Even more than relatively intensive programs such as uTorrent or windows's dwm.exe. So someone told me this is partly because CC2 constantly updates every plugin it has loaded, whether I'm actually using them or not. And one way to prevent this is to remove all the cc2_xxx.dll files that I'm not using. So I did that, I removed a total of 14 of the DLLs, and restarted CC2, and I double-checked using windows Resource Monitor to confirm that these DLLs were no longer loaded. And it made no effect on the CPU usage.
The actual average cpu usage is pretty low, according to Resource Monitor it is 0.62, somewhere in the middle of all my running programs. But the value called "average cycle" (I don't know what it means) is waaay higher than anything else; 5.24. All my other CPU intensive apps are around 1.2 or lower. cc2_tray.exe's cpu usage jumps between 0 and 2, but "cycle" never goes below 5, ever.
Meanwhile, all that it's actually doing is showing a clock. It shouldn't be using this much of my CPU. Can anyone else confirm this problem, or is it just something to do with my PC alone? Is there anything I can do to fix it?
The actual average cpu usage is pretty low, according to Resource Monitor it is 0.62, somewhere in the middle of all my running programs. But the value called "average cycle" (I don't know what it means) is waaay higher than anything else; 5.24. All my other CPU intensive apps are around 1.2 or lower. cc2_tray.exe's cpu usage jumps between 0 and 2, but "cycle" never goes below 5, ever.
Meanwhile, all that it's actually doing is showing a clock. It shouldn't be using this much of my CPU. Can anyone else confirm this problem, or is it just something to do with my PC alone? Is there anything I can do to fix it?
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