Mac mini (2018) running poorly after upgrading from Ventura to Sequoia
I have a 2018 Mac mini, 1 TB boot drive (300+ GB free), 32 GB of RAM, 6-core CPU.
A solid little machine for an intel Mac.
I had been running Ventura for a while but a week or so ago, I finally bit the bullet and upgraded to Sequoia.
Everything seemed find at first, but then I started to notice the fan running loudly a lot more than normal. Even when my mini wasn't really doing anything.
I checked out Activity Monitor and two processes, `SystemUIServer` and `configd`, seem to be using up a combined 100% (out of 600% total) of my CPU at almost all times. Even when there's very little going on. They come right back up after a reboot and continue to "go nuts".
The problem seems to be getting worse. Windows are starting to look up, typing freezes and then after a few seconds, everything I typed during the freeze blurts out. It's true madness.
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing these processes to freak out like this? Or how to fix it? I really don't want to reinstall the OS again. This has been going on for about a week now.
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Original Title: System running poorly after upgrading from Ventura to Sequioa
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