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[Share] How I fix MobileDeviceHelper & disnoted take cpu utilization 13-15% problem

Symptoms

  1. Start iTunes
  2. MobileDeviceHelper task will show up in the Task Manager, and it consume my CPU utilization 13-15% at all time (even iTunes was closed)
  3. If I end MobileDeviceHelper task, disnoted task will take it place. (iTunes is running)
  4. If I end disnoted task, MobileDeviceHelper task will take it place. (iTunes is running)
  5. Step 3 & 4 will repeatedly occur if iTunes still run. I can successfully end both task only if iTunes was closed.


What I tried


No. Action Result
1 Re-install iTunes Did not fix the issue
2 netsh winsock reset, and restart my PC Did not fix the issue
3 Ensure that KIS2015 did not involving to all iTunes/Apple related process Did not fix the issue
4 Make disnoted.exe and MobileDeviceHelper.exe run with Windows 7 compatability mode Yes, this fix my issues, for now.



My setup info:

1. iTunes v12.1.2.27 64bit
2. OS : Windows 8.1 64bit (last update on April 16, 2015)

3. I did not Sync any idevice with this PC (I do sync it with my MBP with Wi-fi sync enabled)

4. I use Kaspersky Internet Security 2015 (disnoted and MobileDeviceHelper were added to trusted application by itself)

PC-OTHER, Other OS, Windows 8.1 64bit

Posted on May 6, 2015 7:24 PM

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Jul 10, 2015 11:04 AM in response to Doodletone

Excuse me but it did not solve my problem, am on itunes 12.2 version (apple music) version , and am having the same problem, those process are taking very high usage of memory, each of it are taking at least 30 - 40 percent, i dont know what to do, just tried running it in compatibility mode for windows 7, my system is windows 8.1 64 bit, my descktop is an hp envy envy k200 cto with core i7 5500 at 2.40 GHZ, 16 GB RAM. if somebody could help please, i´d apreciate it very much.... thanks.

[Share] How I fix MobileDeviceHelper & disnoted take cpu utilization 13-15% problem

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