After syncing my iPad in a Win 8.1/iTunes 11.1.4 desktop, YSloader.exe and distnoted.exe processes remain running and using up to 90-100% of computer CPU/memory.
The only way to solve it is to manually kill the processes or, in distnoted case, rename the file in order to not load it.
This problem appeared recently, after working fine for ages.
iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G, iOS 7.0.4
Having the same issue. Also just started recently.
It's killing my modem. Makes it light up like a xmas tree. It is drastically slowing my Internet connection. If I kill it in task manager, my modem goes back to normal.
Hello Apple, I'm still waiting a solution... Is it so hard to do, or you don't want to? 😠
For your records: iTunes 11.1.5 32-bit did not solve the problem.
Hello I have the same problem in Spain. When I open Itunes and connect the iphone 5, starts syncro and the CPU gets up to 100%.YSLoader and distnoted.exe. BOTH.
Please solve this...! I cannot work when the phone is connected.I am using Windows 8.1 pro.
Hello Apple,
I'm still waiting a solution!!! I am beginning to believe you are not capable of...
Ok, I'll give up and start using an alternative to iTunes like iMobie PhoneTrans. Adieu!!! 😠😠😠
Please someone solve this!
Mi CPU is 100% always because this annoying proccess and I cannot sync my phone.⚠⚠
apple....➖➖ 😟 you are failing
I had the same problem - YSLoader.exe using 30% of my CPU. Completely ridiculous! It's getting annoying have to end these tasks all the time...get your act together Apple...
Same here! I was wondering why my laptop fans were behaving mad and it's because of ysloader. Still waiting for a fix too
Confirmed just recently started happening. I have to manually kill it every time.
Ive been wondering for over a year now how to fix this issue. After numerous hours of research i stumbled across an apple discussion forum about AppleMobileDeviceService and APSdaemon using an extreme amount of cpu resources and not stopping unless manually killing it. Well the solution they used was to:
1. Open command prompt (run as administrator)
2. Type netsh winsock reset and hit enter
3. It will tell you to reboot your computer, do it.
So i followed those instructions with kind of a what the **** it cant hurt attitude, and after doing that the problem of ysloader and disnoted32 hogging cpu space and having to manually close them everytime no longer exists, well for the last 48 hours anyways. If the problem pops back up I will edit this post letting you know that this was only a temporary fix, but for the time being it is working great.
I've already tried it, and it did'nt work for me. The curious is that it only happens in a desktop at work (Win 8.1 32bit). It doesn't happen in my notebook (Win 8.1 64bit) at home...
Im running windows 8.1 64bit as well and that up there fixed my problem. Ill tell you exactly what I did but keep in mind while i tell you the steps I was desperate and reading 100 things at once and this is what i narrowed it down to.
1. Uninstall bonjour (you can just use apple update to reinstall it after)
2. Right click your itunes icon properties> compatibility> run itunes as administrator.
3. Followed steps from previous post.
4. Used apple update to update to current version and reinstall bonjour. (Keep in mind when i say current version I was only one version behind the current update)
And that worked for me. No more ysloader or disnoted32 running the cpu up. I also stopped running itunes as administrator after and it is still working. Maybe try deleting bonjour and reinstalling, who knows, but those are the steps i put into action tonight and thats how i solved the issue. Sorry if that doesnt help.
Thanks BDfromTheLK!
I had put it aside for a while and I'm returning to the problem. I'll try your solution.
Another partial solution to the problem I've found searching the web is to run distnoted in Win 7 compatibily mode. It doesn't work for YSLoader. Now it uses "only 50%" of CPU... 😐
YSLoader and distnoted using full cpu memory resources
