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System Slowness after upgrading to X Endpoint from Local Endpoint

We have recently upgraded from Local Endpoint to Cloud X Endpoint and have had user report of a lot of slowness issues. I have been able to see it happen and it maxes out there hard drive dragging there system to a crall. Is there any way to have the updater only update when the system is idle for a long time or have the updater run in a less aggressive mode?



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  • Hi sbman,

    Thanks for reaching out to the Sophos Community Forum. 

    If you'd like to restrict when Sophos performs updates on devices, you can use the "Update Management" policy in Sophos Central. 

    When the performance issues occur, are you seeing any specific processes from Sophos showing increased CPU or memory usage? 

  • The Process I see that is using 100% of the Hard Drive is the Sophos Auto Update Service.

  • Does the device have an HDD or SSD? If the device is older, you may want to consider upgrading the drive, especially if this issue occurs every time an update takes place.

    An update check will take place every hour, though typically, new files are not downloaded or moved around on the device unless product updates have been released from Sophos. The update check will still be performed regardless, does this issue occur each time the update takes place?

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  • Does the device have an HDD or SSD? If the device is older, you may want to consider upgrading the drive, especially if this issue occurs every time an update takes place.

    An update check will take place every hour, though typically, new files are not downloaded or moved around on the device unless product updates have been released from Sophos. The update check will still be performed regardless, does this issue occur each time the update takes place?

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