Windows 10: CDPUserSvc high CPU usage (30%)

Hello everyone,

I have a problem where a "service host" CdpUserSvc is utilizing about 30% of my cpu (it shows up in device manager). It causes my laptop's fan to constantly be on and waste the battery. I can stop/disable the process but it will no longer allow me to use the "your phone" app (which I highly use).

I reformatted the laptop (dell xps 13 9360) and it fixed the issue (that was 5 days ago), but today I turn on my PC and it is doing the same issue once more.

Does anyone have any idea of how to fix this issue?

Thank you everyone for the help!

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CDPUserSvc using high CPU

Tried the following

By 1st method nothing happens. CDPusersvc running high in CPU

By 2nd method CDPUsersvc get disabled(it's type value changes ). CDPUsersvc_xxxxxxxx is not seen in registery. Task view is still not working

 

CDPUserSvc using high CPU

Since 1 week I have been observing that my battery is draining higher and battery getting hot. After observing found that CDPUserSvc is using around 30% CPU. I think it is because of recent window updates. I tried uninstalling recent updates but no changes. I tried disabling CDPUserSvc using registry and found that the CPU usage decreased but I can't use my task view. Whenever I click task view, the window gets refreshed kind of restarting explorer.exe

Tried isolating the process y running a few commands in Command Prompt

- Nothing happens


Tried Create a .bat file to stop the Cdpusersvc service

- CDPUsersvc get disabled(it's type value changes ). CDPUsersvc_xxxxxxxx is not seen in registery. Task view is still not working

Any Solution please.

 

CDPUserSvc using high CPU

Sorry, I don't have a fix for your high cpu usage from CDPUserSvc *Sad

AFAIK ... this is by design as MS is using the CDPUserSvc for the Task View / Timeline and as you found out, disabling it breaks Task View / Timeline. I'm using Win10 Home -1803 (17134.191) and if I disable CDPUserSvc my Taskview / Timeline breaks and I see the same thing as you're seeing.

IIRC .... When the CDPUserSvc is disabled, you won't see a CDPUserSvc_xxx in the registry