I actually connect to the VM via RDP (from another PC), but when I took the screenshot and looked at the CPU, there is no active connection, neither VNC nor RDP.
I have tested the various editions of Win11, Pro, LTSC, IoT, and they all have the same CPU problem. > Marco Orsatti > direttore > I.T. Museum > Museo dell’evoluzione Informatica > > www.itmuseum.it > p.zza Municipio, 15 - 46022 Felonica (MN) > Tel. +39 320 26 92 994 > Mail. [email protected] - Skype.marco.orsatti > Il giorno 17 apr 2025, alle ore 19:32, Mark Peek <[email protected]> ha > scritto: > > On Thu, Apr 17, 2025 at 10:19 AM Marco Orsatti <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> Thanks Kevin for the info. >> >> I checked, but there is no Outlook Classic in the VM, I also used this >> script (https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat) to remove unnecessary >> components, but the CPU is still very much in use. >> >> It's really a strange behavior because from inside the VM the CPU usage is >> around 3% while at the same time from the Host it is at 240% > > Since you're running in graphics mode you likely have a VNC client running to > connect to it. Try disconnecting the VNC connection and check the bhyve CPU > usage. Screen updates need to be sent over VNC so even little changes > (blinking cursors, clock, etc.) will generate traffic and use CPU. > > Mark
