A Viewer for Windows, Cast, NotifyOnDemand, Push2Run and SetVol

Ok happened again, and I was able to get a slightly better look, since the computer was at least somewhat responsive. Opening Task manager, I found P2R, and "Microsoft Compatibility Telemtry" both eating up CPU time. Once I ended P2R, Microsoft Compatibility Telemtry returned to normal. Ri...

if it were a Windows update causing the problem, terminating P2R wouldn't have any effect. Also, when this happens, the only way to quit P2R is to terminate it from the task manager. Trying to quit the normal way gets ignored. Once the problem starts, P2R becomes directly responsible for bringing my...

in this case, the screensaver hadn't been involved. I was in the middle of playing Grid 2, and out of nowhere performance went from high to being so bad that even lowest quality settings in game has no effect (dropped from solid 60 FPS to an average of 15). I exited the game, opened task manager. Se...

I was able to reproduce it again, but this time from a different game. This time, multiple items were showing high CPU usage, and as soon as I terminated P2R, everything dropped down to normal levels. Whatever it's doing is wreaking havoc.

Yet again, i wasn't able to reproduce it. I will be testing over the next few days, looking for the conditions that do so. As soon as I can make it happen again, I will get as much info as I can for you.

it's always an option, but i might just make sure P2R isn't running, when the game is running. I wasn't able to reproduce the issue tonight, so it too seems sporadic. I even tried shortening the screensaver wait time to 5 minutes, letting it crash the game, and got no CPU spikes from P2R. Ultimately...

No. The screensaver crashes the game regardless, (Known issue of the game itself), but of course CPU use is normal this way. With me following your test, i should also add to the list of things in common, and explain that so far, this issue has only appeared when playing it in multiplayer, as below....

It may have something to do with a game I'm running, but I know that I've found it taking up more than 90% of my CPU, when normally it takes no more than maybe 0.3% on average. The only 3 things that seem to be in common with this problem are... Playing Star Trek - Birth of the Federation Letting it...

Happened again today. I'd say it was a firewall/open port problem, except that this happened with my firewall turned off. Single push (only push today), received by pushbullet, doesn't appear in P2R's session log, and there are no errors of any kind in the log. It's definitely intermittent for me.

Yup. what makes it stranger is that both pushes were received by pushbullet, as shown in the screenshotted card. When it listens, is it listening for pushes received by local pushbullet, or is it listening at the online service port? I ask, because pushbullet is installed locally, and I've never tri...