might use some recommendation from specialists. For awhile now, the fileproviderd and rtcreportingd processes are each spiking on my 2017 macbook professional. I am on Ventura 13.3.1 (a).
I’ve executed some investigation, and the one factor I discover are articles or posts speaking about how fileproviderd helps syncing the file system with cloud suppliers. Key culprits referred to as out that I take advantage of are Dropbox, Google Drive, and iCloud Drive.
I primarily use iCloud drive for picture syncing, and fundamental file syncing, and might completely dwell with out it, so I’ve disabled it.
I’m within the technique of switching from Dropbox premium to Google Drive/One, therefore each getting used. Nevertheless, in making an attempt to resolve this concern, I’ve disconnected Google Drive, and have exited out of it ( I do not see any processes working named Google drive or something related).
I’ve Dropbox syncing quickly disabled, I exited dropbox, and killed the Dropbox File Supplier course of.
Nevertheless, each fileproviderd and rtcreportingd each are nonetheless spiking.
I discovered one other article that talked about restarting in secure mode, which I attempted, and even then, the 2 processes spiked, regardless of Dropbox and Google Drive not auto beginning.
In Console, I see a ton of errors for fileproviderd that repeat always (excerpt beneath) however I am unable to search out any helpful info when googling.
error 22:39:21.034271-0700 fileproviderd ┳2157dc ‼️ executed executing <FS694f ‼️ materialize(fileID(12910465465)) why:materialization|diskImportDone sched:utility#1684301960.999319 error:<NSError: libfssync.MaterializationError 3 "materializationFailed" >>
I am at a loss for subsequent steps… At this level, I am involved for 1) my battery, because it lasts all of 45 minutes as a result of cpu spikin repeatedly, and potential long term injury as a result of warmth and fixed stress on the laptop computer.
Any pointers or suggestions could be enormously appreciated! TYIA!!
