Hi, I found that my CF used 25% of my Intel I5-4670K @4Ggz. It seems to me that's too much.
I killed the task and restarted CF, looks like Ok for now. Just want you to be informed, Keith.

20% CPU load happened today again

Nothing extra ordinary at that time. Usually I haven't any tasks that can bring me CPU overload. My task dont' eat more that 30% of CPU each as usual, that can be Grunt LESS compilation, Git repository update, even firewall and backup creation. The responsability of comp is full usually.

Sure, no problems, Keith.

That happened again, up to 30% for now. Log attached.
Win 8.1x64, good hardware.

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I am also seeing high CPU usage. Here is the stack using Process Explorer.

mscorlib.dll!System.Collections.Hashtable.get_Item+0x32
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ComponentManager.System.Windows.Forms.UnsafeNativeMethods.IMsoComponentManager.FPushMessageLoop+0x18d
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ThreadContext.RunMessageLoopInner+0x1c6
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ThreadContext.RunMessageLoop+0x51
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.+0x7a
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.
+0x4b
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.+0x1c
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.
+0x4e
ClipboardFusion.exe!ClipboardFusion.ClipboardManager.Add+0x188
ClipboardFusion.exe!ClipboardFusion.ClipboardManager.+0x2e4
ClipboardFusion.exe!.+0x406
ClipboardFusion.exe!ƒ..+0x4a
ClipboardFusion.exe!ƒ..
+0x46
ClipboardFusion.exe!..
+0xbb2
[Unmanaged to Managed Transition]
[Native Frame: IL Method without Metadata]
clr.dll+0x21fe
USER32.dll!CallWindowProcW+0x4d0
USER32.dll!DispatchMessageW+0x1af
[Native Frame: IL Method without Metadata]
[Managed to Unmanaged Transition]
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ComponentManager.System.Windows.Forms.UnsafeNativeMethods.IMsoComponentManager.FPushMessageLoop+0x33e
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ThreadContext.RunMessageLoopInner+0x1c6
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ThreadContext.RunMessageLoop+0x51
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.+0x7a
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.
+0x4b
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.+0x1c
ClipboardFusion.exe!.
.
+0x4e
ClipboardFusion.exe!ClipboardFusion.ClipboardManager.Add+0x188
ClipboardFusion.exe!ClipboardFusion.ClipboardManager.+0x2e4
ClipboardFusion.exe!.+0x6b4
ClipboardFusion.exe!ƒ..+0x4a
ClipboardFusion.exe!ƒ..
+0x46
ClipboardFusion.exe!..
+0xbb2
[Unmanaged to Managed Transition]
[Native Frame: IL Method without Metadata]
clr.dll+0x21fe
USER32.dll!CallWindowProcW+0x4d0
USER32.dll!DispatchMessageW+0x1af
[Native Frame: IL Method without Metadata]
[Managed to Unmanaged Transition]
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ComponentManager.System.Windows.Forms.UnsafeNativeMethods.IMsoComponentManager.FPushMessageLoop+0x33e
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ThreadContext.RunMessageLoopInner+0x1c6
System.Windows.Forms.dll!ThreadContext.RunMessageLoop+0x51
ClipboardFusion.exe!..
+0x3db
[Unmanaged to Managed Transition]
clr.dll!LogHelp_LogAssert+0x1bf3
clr.dll!LogHelp_LogAssert+0x1ac5
clr.dll!LogHelp_LogAssert+0x27cd
clr.dll!SetRuntimeInfo+0x1580
clr.dll!SetRuntimeInfo+0x1dca
clr.dll!SetRuntimeInfo+0x1c87
clr.dll!SetRuntimeInfo+0x161d
clr.dll!SetRuntimeInfo+0x1402
clr.dll!CorExeMain+0x14
mscoreei.dll!CorExeMain+0x6d
MSCOREE.DLL!CorExeMain+0x6c
KERNEL32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk+0x14
ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart+0x21

I have syncing disabled.

Great!

I would be happy to get a better stacktrace the next time it happens if you have some symbols I could use.

I'm also having this issue.
• Name: ClipboardFusion Pro 5.0 (Beta 7)
• Name Data: ClipboardFusion
• Build Date: Aug 03, 2017 19:02
• Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.15063.0 (10.0.15063.0)
• Operating System Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise

I noticed many lines like the ones below in the log so I Disabled Nice Fonts in Advanced Settings and the CPU is back to 0.

Thanks Jrussellaz, good advice: disabling nice fonts gets CPU usage back to zero

I turned off nice fonts and restarted the application this morning. I just had the CPU run away again.

I wonder if this has something to do with database size. I was checking the log file for anything (nothing helpful), and saw the database was 95MB. That seemed large to me, so I renamed it and created a new database. Now to see if it occurs again.

Very strange point, but no any problems for me now since the last post. Floating bug - terrible thing.

Threads - 20
User Objects - 136
GDI Objects - 142
Handles - 784

After disabling nice fonts, ClipboardFusion runs with 0 CPU for already 3 days without restart and extensive usage. For me it fixed the problem

Hi Keith,

I am facing the same issue of high CPU usage. I started the log after the issue after it happened so not sure if my logs would me of much help. But they are attached. Along with the details page of task manager with handles & GDI columns enabled.

Let me know if something else is required.

Thanks,
UWK

P.S: For the details of task manager picture, the sequence is HANDLES, THREADS, USER OBJECTS and LAST GDI
Handles = 987
Threads = 29
User Objects = 425
GDI = 547

Here is another log started just seconds before the high CPU usage.

Also if I do a copy from a complicated website it even without trigger it goes high cpu immediately.

Maybe, you can reproduce it:
goto http://www.wuxiaworld.com/
Select from home till couple of line below and press CTRL+C. and voila high CPU

Selected all and copy, no problems .....
Win 8.1x64

Oh :/ Can someone with windows 10 x64 try it? Maybe it's the OS.

Here is a video of me pressing CTRL+C @ 10/11 seconds into the video.

Also if anyone has noticed that when it hits the 30% high cpu usage, if you try to right click the tray icon and click exit, it will do nothing. You have to end it from task manager

P.S: Please ignore Snagit high cpu in the video, that is the video recording software I just downloaded to record this issue's video.

I am experiencing this as well on Win10 x64 (Latest update). Ill try to catch it and get logs, but for now I just wanted to let you know there was someone else experiencing it.

It seems to be working fine for me now

Thanks Keith !

I haven't seen the issue since installing beta 8, and that is longer than I went without the issue with beta 7 installed.

Congratulations! Works perfect. 5 days, no any CPU problems.