One of our customers is experiencing massive performance issues (slow downs and sometimes freezes) while working with Autodesk AutoCAD (2022).
The CAD files he's working on are stored on a network share and he usually has about 3-4 open at a time.
Looking into task manager we could see, that Sophos (Endpoint and File Scanner) processes are taking up about 50% of the cpu.
We've made a few checks and found out the problem does not appear if we turn of the real-time file-scans.
Now that's obviously not a solution but an indication of the problem.
However we already have made exceptions for the locations of all the CAD-Files and even excluded the whole autocad program folder so there should be nothing left that has do be scanned.
These exclusions seem to work on his co-workers machines since they do not have any performance-drops.
Is there a way we can see, what the realtime-scan is doing (which files are beeing scanned)?
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