If this happens, you may experience problems with the performance and efficiency of your macOS.
For example, many users use their Macs to work with graphics editors.
Adobe Creative is the most popular service with many editing and Photoshop tools.
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However, the thing is that users have problems with the Adobe Creative Cloud service.
In this case, you’re free to kill the Core Sync process on your Mac using Preferences.
Lets understand in more detail how it works and what it’s crucial that you do.
You will find detailed steps to block the Core Sync on Mac process.
Core Sync on Mac is a tool that most Adobe services use.
It is a backgrounder process that syncs your files with copies on the web.
Not surprisingly, Core Sync is most actively used by Adobe Creative Cloud.
The CPU load is expected if you are actively working in Adobe applications.
The fact is that Core Sync is involved in processing and editing applications.
So it is normal for this process to take resources from your processor.
This can cause a significant loss of performance for your system.
How can you turn off Core Sync on Mac?
First, lets understand how you’ve got the option to disable Core Sync on Mac.
Since Core Sync on Mac is considered an extension, you should disable it as an extension.
To do this, you will need the following:
This will disable Core Sync on your Mac.
I suggest you kickstart your Mac and see if your computers performance has improved.
Note that Core Sync will no longer work in the background.
It may affect your Adobe backups.
So I recommend you save them manually and double-peek if you have saved all the necessary information.
This may be due to the Core Sync process.
And Adobe Creative Cloud can also run in the background.
Lets find out what you should probably disable it.
