Unarchiver One Rar Amp; Zip File Manager Download
Eleanore Bansmer
For some reason, when I leave my computer at idle, I can hear the fans on my rad spin up. I have a rainmeter skin that shows my top process at it reads "unarchiver" with my CPU idling at about 50c and running at full clock.
What's weird is that when I start up task manager, the process stops and I don't see anything that says "Unarchiver" in the list. Then, if I leave my computer running idle a bit, the process starts back up.
I'm facing this weird high (100%) CPU usage only on core1/CPU1
I don't know which one is using that kind of high CPU since it comes back normal instantly when I open task manager.
First i've noticed this when i was playing halo master chief collection, normally this game usages 20% of cpu and temp is 40C on avg, but sometimes later it reaches 52C with 50% cpu usage, so not just game, it'll still happen when i'm idle or browsing. If i keep task manager on all the time, CPU1 won't use 100% cpu anymore like this
Is this some kind of windows bug or virus? i've tried scanning for virus (found some and cleaned/removed them) still facing this
Also tried scanning and fixing with sfc /scannow but that didn't help either,
Also when it was using 100% speed on CPU1 i've tried closing discord & other softwares one by one, but still using 100% means those are not the problem here.
Cpu i5 6400 & Windows 10 Pro 20H2 OS Build 19042.928
I don't have any software named unarchiver
Oh and i don't understand what that idle process is
but every software like this, also Process hacker shows this idle process with high cpu usage, i think this is showing cpu usage which is currently not in use?
Cause my laptop is fine and also showing that
If you install these they'll show you the same i guess
So about this unarchiver, i've found this
Someone said ContentManagement and unarchiver is the issue, found one and just have to find ContentManagement and i guess that'll fix my issue too
Yeah deleted this already xD
But i don't know if this was a system process cause in that action tab there's only one action "unarchiver"
I'll check on my laptop, if there is no contentmanagement, then i'll be sure that it was no system process
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Create a ZIP file that contains the aws-greengrass-stream-manager-sdk folder, which contains the source code of the Stream Manager SDK for JavaScript. You can provide this ZIP file as a component artifact that the AWS IoT Greengrass Core software unzips when it installs your component. Do the following:
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