Whenever i boot my macbook pro there are some tasks which use very much cpu like asistantd, identityservicesd , MRT . Actually after about 1 minute these tasks stop using so much cpu. But what should i do with them , when i was using macos mojave it wasn't happening. Can you give me an advice i don't want to boot up my mac with high cpu usage
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 11.2
Do nothing. This is ordinary behavior on boot with any version of macOS because there are scheduled System services that run for awhile before ending. Of course this will consume CPU because the UNIX kernel is marshalling all of these activities until they end, or suspend.
Do nothing. This is ordinary behavior on boot with any version of macOS because there are scheduled System services that run for awhile before ending. Of course this will consume CPU because the UNIX kernel is marshalling all of these activities until they end, or suspend.
Big Sur is 157 % larger than Mojave and introduced additional processes and threads. It will be more CPU intensive on boot for that reason.
Thanks but when i was using mojave, cpu wasn't consuming that much percentage when booting because of that i am a bit confussed.But it's normal right i don't have to do something
okay i see now thank you
Mac Os Big Sur 11.2.3 uses very much cpu at booting
