EDIT: Maybe it's just placebo. I checked the CPU usage on WindowServer before and after deleting & restarting.
EDIT: Maybe it's just placebo. I checked the CPU usage on WindowServer before and after deleting & restarting.
(High CPU use isn’t necessarily a real performance issue and might be caused by just having Activity Monitor open.)
This is 100% chrome, with their annoying updating agent, which you can't remove
The OP claims the high CPU usage went after uninstalling chrome and rebooting their machine.
Rebooting their machine.
The thing we tell everyone to as the absolute first step in trying to solve any problem with a computer, "have you tried turning it off and on again?".
This isn't proof that chrome or keystone or anything at all caused the problem. We have nothing to determine the root cause.
But it's an "essential part" of chrome