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Did you find a solution to this issue? I think I have something similar going on.

I may have figured out the answer: Managed Devices - right click and go to properties. Choose “Device status” and make sure “Not connected in a long time” is selected for “Critical”. then Administration Server - right click and go to properties. Choose “Event Configuration” and make sure “Device status is Critical” is configured. If there’s a better way to do this to just get the notification of the status update let me know.

I’d like to receive an email notification when a device status changes to “Not connected in a long time”. I can’t seem to find a way to do this. Anyone know?

Same here!

We’re running 11.1.1.126 on several Windows 10 machines. Only a portion of those machines seem to be experiencing high CPU and disk usage issues. This is behavior we typically see on older machines with not enough computing power but we’re talking systems with 16gb RAM and SSDs and more than sufficient processors. We’ve done all the tricks for Windows to slow down the usage - disable windows search, etc. but whenever KES runs any sort of task the usage just skyrockets. I have an open ticket now but wondering if anyone else is seeing this behavior and if so, what they’ve done to fix. The most recent private fix doesn’t seem to help either.