Maybe you can't understand them properly, because the call is forwarded through dozens of countries, but hey, they know their domain. I don't have an Apple Care subscription, but I was able to continue anyways.įor some reason I was not redirect to a representative talking my selected language, but rather to the English Apple Care support and man - those guys are awesome. I immediately launched the Apple Support website and tried to get someone in line. I figured this will end eventually, so I've let my Mac run for an hour, only to come back seeing 20% usage still and a lot of lost charge. After a brief look at Activity Monitor I figured out, that the process "UserEventAgent" is taking up 20% of my CPU at all times. I knew that compilation usually takes 9 minutes on my Mac, so when I started to create spreadsheets and getting some average numbers, I was baffled why compilation took 15 minutes. Backstory - I currently have to test compilation performance under M1 for my university. Long story: This was definitely a ride for me. Fix: Disable Network Sharing on en3, en4 when the interfaces are inactive. This also causes your CPU usage to be at 20% at all times and 50% when Network Preferences are open. TL DR: This seems to be an M1 specific issue caused by sharing your network connection using currently inactive Ethernet interfaces (for me only en3, en4). Okay, here is the follow up, that I promised.
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