This can be useful if you’re troubleshooting resources or trying to close an unresponsive app. Use the Mac Task Manager Shortcut Some macOS versions also have a keyboard shortcut to open task manager in Mac. This will shut down the process immediately. If you need to shut down a process, click Quit from this window and confirm or Force Quit. what larger program or background process is using it. If you see a process listed that you cannot readily identify, you can use this window to find out the ‘owner’, i.e. To show a graph of this information in your Dock, choose View >. A new window will appear listing the process, parent process, percentage of CPU it is using, the user who is utilizing the process and a range of statistics around that process. To open a window showing current processor activity, choose Window > CPU Usage.
If you want to know more about a specific process in the list, just double click on it. The other side of the window is a list of currently active threads and active processes. An idle process is a low-level software loop that keeps it occupied when it is not required by other processes. Computer processors cannot sit and do nothing or they lock up. Open the Binance Electron app on Mac Observe the CPU usage in Activity Monitor or Task Manager Notice that the app is consistently using a high amount of CPU, even when idle Expected Behavior: The Binance Electron app should use a reasonable amount of CPU when in use and idle, without causing the Mac to slow down significantly. The idle process is a software loop that keeps the CPU working when not required.
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