So, in short you will have to hunt to find the conflicting program.ĬPU/Hardware, definitely not a problem. And I know for sure that laptop did not have XNA on it.
Meaning I did not install whichever program on the laptop that was conflicting with Synapse. Which of course was not all of the software it had before, and it has not had the high CPU usage issue again either. I had to reinstall Windows 10 all over again on that laptop (due to another issue with trying to mod Win 10), in doing so I had to reinstall all the software I could remember. But I also had a laptop with the same high CPU usage from Synapse on it. I am not saying yours will be that piece of software, as I don't expect everyone to need XNA. Since then no more high CPU usage from Synapse. So I decided to give it a shot and remove them. The only difference were the games on the other machine, or so I thought.then after closer inspection I had Microsoft XNA Redistributable 4.0 refresh and XNA 3.1 on the machine having the high CPU usage on Synapse. I had pretty much a mirror machine of the machine I am on now. Synapse itself has compatibility issues with other programs, things you would not even expect.
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