That’s all for this one and I’ll meet you in the next one. However, I would recommend you to follow both the ways together to get a solid solution.

The first is by turning off the Cloud Sync on the system and the second is by stopping all the Adobe background services. There are two ways to get the issue solved. The Core Sync background process is not a very essential one and hence can be eliminated from the system without facing any issue. With that said, this is how you can solve the Core Sync high CPU usage on macOS. Once all the processes are closed, you should now have your CPU resource consumption in the normal range. Select all the processes from the list and click on the cross button ( X) located at the top to stop all the processes.In the search bar, search for Adobe and it will serve you the complete list of Adobe processes running on the system.Go to Applications > Utilities and open the Activity Monitor.You can also kill the Adobe Processes running in the background of the system in order to kill the Core Sync process as well.

How to Force Quit Adobe Creative Cloud processes To enable it again, simply follow the same steps and check back the Finder Extensions box.

This will disable the Core Sync on your Mac PC.

On the extensions window, select Added Extensions from the left and uncheck the Finder Extensions box for the Core Sync option.

Now, open the Apple menu from the top left of the navigation bar and go to System Preferences.

More specifically, close the Adobe Creative Cloud app.

Firstly, get rid of all the Adobe applications running on the system.

Here is how to fix the high CPU usage on mac: How to turn off Core Sync on your Mac Turning off the Core Sync process is quite a simple process and you can easily do that by force quitting it. Bottom Line How to Disable Core Sync process (Solve high CPU usage)

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