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Here's how to Fix Ubisoft Connect High CPU Usage on Windows. Run Avast Driver Updater@ https://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-7952654-14577796 to keep your device drivers up-to-date, easily & effectively.

Ubisoft Connect is an app that lets you play Ubisoft games and access various features. However, some users have reported that Ubisoft Connect causes high CPU usage on Windows, which can affect the performance of their games and system.

There are several possible reasons for this issue, such as:

- An outdated or incompatible mod, such as a car or track, that needs to be removed or repaired.
- A problem with the Custom Shaders Patch (CSP) version, which may need to be changed to a different one.
- A permission issue with Ubisoft Connect, which may need to be run as administrator.
- A conflict with some apps or shaders, which may need to be turned off.

Some possible solutions that you can try are:

- Reboot your computer to clear the memory and eliminate temporary glitches.
- Run Ubisoft Connect as an administrator by right-clicking on its shortcut and selecting **Run as administrator**.
- Disable Ubisoft Connect overlay by going to **Settings** - **General** and unchecking the **Enable in-game overlay for supported games** option.
- Make sure that Ubisoft Connect app is up-to-date by going to **Settings** - **Downloads** and checking for updates.
- Perform a virus scan on your PC using a reliable antivirus software to remove any malware that may be causing the issue.
- Set the priority of Ubisoft Connect to low using Windows Task Manager by right-clicking on its process and selecting **Set priority** - **Low**.
- Reinstall Ubisoft Connect by uninstalling it from **Control Panel** - **Programs and Features** and downloading it again from its official website.

i. Ubisoft Connect is an app that lets you play Ubisoft games and access various features. However, some users have reported that they get an error message saying "Ubisoft service is not available" or "A Ubisoft service is not available at the moment" when they try to use the app or launch a game.

This error may occur due to various reasons, such as:

- A faulty or corrupted process or file related to Ubisoft Connect.
- A network issue or interference caused by other programs, VPNs, proxies, firewalls, etc.
- An outdated or incompatible network adapter driver.
- A wrong or mismatched time and date setting on your computer.
- An issue with the Ubisoft servers or maintenance.

Some possible solutions that you can try are:

- Close unnecessary programs while playing Ubisoft games and using the Ubisoft Connect app.
- Check the time and date on your computer and make sure they are correct and synchronized with your region.
- End a faulty process in Task Manager by right-clicking on **Ubisoft Connect PC** or **UplayWebCore** and selecting **End task**.
- Uninstall Hamachi or any other VPN software that may interfere with your connection.
- Disable IPv6 by going to **Control Panel** - **Network and Internet** - **Network and Sharing Center** - **Change adapter settings** - right-clicking on your network adapter - **Properties** - unchecking the **Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)** box.
- Use static IP and DNS addresses by going to **Control Panel** - **Network and Internet** - **Network and Sharing Center** - **Change adapter settings** - right-clicking on your network adapter - **Properties** - selecting **Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)** - clicking on **Properties** - choosing **Use the following IP address** and **Use the following DNS server addresses** and entering the values according to your network configuration.
- Completely reset your hosts file by opening Notepad as administrator and pasting the default hosts file content from this link: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-can-i-reset-the-hosts-file-back-to-the-default-c2a43f12-dc7c-fb88-ae03-d9e7c9d69a4e then saving it as hosts.txt in your desktop and renaming it to hosts (without any extension) and replacing the original hosts file in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc folder with the new one.
- Update your network adapter driver by going to **Device Manager** - expanding the **Network adapters** category - right-clicking on your network adapter - selecting **Update driver** - choosing **Search automatically for updated driver software**.
- Reset TCP/IP stack by opening Command Prompt as administrator and typing the following commands one by one and pressing Enter after each one: netsh winsock reset, netsh int ip reset, ipconfig /release, ipconfig /renew, ipconfig /flushdns.
- Disable proxy settings by going to **Settings** - **Network & Internet** - **Proxy** - turning off the **Automatically detect settings** and **Use a proxy server** options under the **Automatic proxy setup** and **Manual proxy setup** sections respectively.
- Change DNS settings.

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