On 07/06/15 02:06, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
Google team plans to ditch it altogether in favour of HTML5!
That's not imminent AFAIK
Principally because most everyone else has been too slow to adopt it
You can blame the likes of M$ for that
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On Sat Jun 6 23:26:11 BST 2015, Peter S Kirk wrote:
an Abode Acrobat plugin for Chrome - two versions of which were
running and both hogging 100% of the cpu.
These have now been closed down.
Chrome has built in adobe plugins which are sometimes a problem:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/06/
On 6 Jun 2015 at 16:41, CJB CJB wrote:
> 2/ an Abode Acrobat plugin for Chrome - two versions of which were
> running and both hogging 100% of the cpu. These have now been closed
> down.
Chrome has built in adobe plugins which are sometimes a problem:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/06/05/chro
On 6 Jun 2015 at 17:03, Owen Smith Owen Smith
wrote:
> msmpeng.exe goes mad occasionally consuming 100% cpu, usually after scanning
> the entire hard disc. A quick reboot of
> the machine fixes it without compromising security. Your fix leaves you wide
> open, you have disabled your virus scan
msmpeng.exe goes mad occasionally consuming 100% cpu, usually after scanning
the entire hard disc. A quick reboot of the machine fixes it without
compromising security. Your fix leaves you wide open, you have disabled your
virus scanner unless you have others running. But that would mean you wou
Thank you for the links. Yes - it was a resources issue. Now Gip
flies, and other web pages open up immediately.
There were two culprits - hogging 100% of the cpu - that I've now got rid of.
Using Task manager and Resource Manager the hogs were:
1/ msmpeng.exe - an anti-malware executable from M
On Fri Jun 5 23:29:47 BST 2015, CJB wrote:
Things were great yesterday (Thursday)
(snip)
Sadly things today (Friday) have not gone well.
I'm out of my depth here (???) - I was about to say
that only YOU know what could have changed in your
system between yesterday and today (e.g. MS updates,
M
I have Windows 7 + Chrome on an Acer Laptop
Things were great yesterday (Thursday) with GiP v2.94 after a clean
restore but ...
Sadly things today (Friday) have not gone well. Now when I start up
the Windows PVM I get a blank white screen with the following in the
address field.
http://localhos
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