hello! I ran into one problem with my Macbook air 13 M4 today, I noticed that the System Monitoring application has some kind of "deleted" processor that eats up 96.2% of my CPU, I'm attaching a photo, can you tell me how to fix it?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 15.5
Sounds like macOS is just cleaning up the system after you deleted some files (or an app deleted some files during normal use & processing). Just give it some time. It is only maxing out a single core of your multiple core CPU (10 to be specific...4 high performance, and 6 efficiency cores) so this is not a problem.
If your system is experiencing some specific problem, then please provide exact details on the main issue your computer is having.
Sounds like macOS is just cleaning up the system after you deleted some files (or an app deleted some files during normal use & processing). Just give it some time. It is only maxing out a single core of your multiple core CPU (10 to be specific...4 high performance, and 6 efficiency cores) so this is not a problem.
If your system is experiencing some specific problem, then please provide exact details on the main issue your computer is having.
The process has NOT been deleted. “deleted” is the name of the process. Like Fred, Harry, George. It is just the string of letters. The name does not mean anything special.
Google: macOS process named "deleted"
"Deleted" in the system monitoring
