Fileproviderd consistently consumes more than 100% of Mac resources on my MBP. It's a OneDrive related service that won't stop even when I quit OneDrive, and simply restarts itself when I force Quit it.
I've heard that App Police may help, but my Mac refuses to download it, since they don't know whether it's clean.
I'd like to get rid of OneDrive completely, but iCloud has its own issues of easy accessibility and sharing.
Rick
MacBook Pro
Rick Warp wrote:
Fileproviderd consistently consumes more than 100% of Mac resources on my MBP. It's a OneDrive related service that won't stop even when I quit OneDrive, and simply restarts itself when I force Quit it.
I've heard that App Police may help, but my Mac refuses to download it, since they don't know whether it's clean.
I'd like to get rid of OneDrive completely, but iCloud has its own issues of easy accessibility and sharing.
Rick
For your third party app—if in doubt search the developers website or contact their:
Support/Help/FAQ/Known issues/compatibility/updates/uninstaller
Contact a third-party vendor - Apple Support
Contact a third-party vendor - Apple Support
OneDrive help & learning - Microsoft Support
OneDrive for work or school help - Microsoft Support
https://answers.microsoft.com/
About the OneDrive compatibility warning on Mac - Apple Support
OneDrive
