Hi again, the new version released on www.delldock.com website fixed the problem for me. The Dock is now eacefully sitting in the background with zero CPU usage. The website identifies the new version as 1.5d, but the Dock itself says 2.0. Hope it helps. [e digicons]B)[/e] EDIT: I take it back, after few reboots, the CPU usage is back even with this new version. I have no idea what can be causing this...
Hello again, I did some testing and there are two Dell Dock options, that will always remove any CPU usage: the dock position and touch-mode. When these settings are changed (doesn't matter which way) the CPU usage goes to zero and also memory usage stops rising. Sometimes it will last until the next reboot, sometimes the CPU usage comes back even before restart (it is always there after I reboot though). I also noticed, that memory usage is slowl
Hello, to answer Zargon's question - basically any change I make will result in temporary no CPU usage, but for no apparent reason it goes back to previous levels in few minutes. I have seen similiar behaviour reported on Dell customer forums... JMB1984, yes my Dock is set to autohide, but it is same without autohide. Yes it is (was) se to go to the front when mouse is close to edge. The Dock is on the top, taskbar is on the bottom. I have only on
Hello, the Dell Dock application came with my new Dell laptop and since I think it is just rebranded ObjectDock, I thought I would try to ask here for some help... I love the application, but what bothers me is its CPU usage. It as always eating 6-12% of my CPU, even if the dock is idle and hidden. It seems the CPU usage goes temporarily away, when I change some dock settings, but it always comes back. Is there any way to fix it? I am using the la
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