WindowServer has not exited since first loaded

That maybe a bit difficult being that it seem to be occurring after getting back on the the system the next day. I guess I could create the account logout and log the other account on and close the lid and see if the system is shut off the next morning.

Create a new account and it was seen that the WindowServer process was not running high. It was also amusing that my Mac fan also was not running. It's all ways on. I did not add web connections or my account. I initial had thought it might be from the CalDigit dock and my (2) monitors but that was not the case on the new profile.

I used this sites ( https://macsecurity.net/view/393-windowserver-mac ) recommendations but was unable to find anything hard pressed. But did find in the Login Items (3) OneDrive.app with "Item from unidentified developer" under the OneDrive I con. I selected the 'I' and removed the daemon.plist from 2021. I did not download the Combo Cleaner. But is there a good cleaning tool for Mac?

Since doing so WindowServer dropped from 700.0's to bouncing around 29. - 300.0's. It spikes and comes back down.

Everything that I do on this machine is work related so not sure how it any malware was installed being I only have installed the tools required from doing my tasks, MS Office365 & tools, adobe, zoom, Webex, Logitech, VSCode, VM fusion, Wireshark, etc.

Is there anything else I can do beside creating a new profile and moving all my data over to it?

Update. I ran Malwarebytes and it found no problems. Currently on the phone with Apple Care.

At this point I have been on with Apple Support and tried to logout of apple and sign back in. In doing so all files were removed and think they are being redownloaded. But this did not resolve the the process Family (Not Responding) problem. After reboot the process reappears and begins to cause high CPU usage again.

Was told to locate process in spotlight to delete the application, but it does not appear in spot light. Only Family found is in System Settings.

Reaching back out to the tech after losing him.

Well this is getting more interesting as the multiple calls to Apple proceed.

Currently the apple tech that hung up on me, informed me the file/app/process can not be found on the system and have no way to determine the Family file origin to display Family (Not Responding). I should not be receiving the stuck process.

I had offered up the option of locating the initial boot file to see what it is trying to launch and possible comment out the Family process from the startup. I was told that MacOS does not have a startup file to start processes. Not sure how the OS is loading and expressed how I could change the loading in GRUB for other linux systems like BSD. Was responded with I am talking greek to them. MacOS works different from any other OS. When I asked for the next level tech, I was told they were they highest level tech and had no understanding of what I was describing.

Spend all day back and forth with support to ultimately be told the process/app doesn't exist on the system and looking for the boot file to location the Family process and where it is going to try and start doesn't exist.

As of this point the only solution for the Mystical process not responding is to after booting force quitting the service and continue with the day.

Now I have none of my files on my system and have to go about figuring out how to pull them back to the correct position since it was suppose to automatically do that but not.

After killing the Family process it has dropped but it tries to start again after reboot.