@newhouseb Off topic: can you help me understand why when a file is locked (e.g. Outlook accessing .PST file) this causes Dropbox to peg the CPU to 100%. I've

@newhouseb Off topic: can you help me understand why when a file is locked (e.g. Outlook accessing .PST file) this causes Dropbox to peg the CPU to 100%. I've opened multiple bug reports over the years and support dismisses my finding. This makes Dropbox un-usable for me. I literally have to run Dropbox as "paused" 90% of the time and only "unpause" Dropbox when I close Outlook.