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Er, uh . . . Carlos. Adobe and their pdf files are a company too. I think ACAD is a much smaller company, and more advanced than them. Adobe is antiquated, and a monopoly.
So you're saying, may take, is on account of that bill, Adobe is now a gov't mandated monopoly, with their antiquated programs? That's typ gov't. That's how I'm looking at this. I don't like corporations owning America, but I don't like the gov't owning America either. Us peasants are supposed to own it.
Am I missing something? Pdf's are another companies product, just like dwg files are Acad.
Go into task manager, and under "startup", right click the Autodesk icon and disable, then go into "details" and right click "end process tree" on the Autodesk desktop program.
That killed chromium for me and it hasn't come back. I haven't noticed any problems w/ Autocad. I use ACAD 2018 Lt.
Go into task manager, and under "startup", right click the Autodesk icon and right click, then "disable", then go into "details" and right click "end process tree" on the Autodesk desktop program.
That killed chromium and it hasn't come back. I haven't noticed any problems w/ Autocad. I use ACAD 2018 Lt.
I got this from someone else and I'm not sure about the exact names of the Autodesk icons in task manager.
The way I fixed this on both my computers is to look at the task manager and you can see what programs are sucking up the processor. You need to kill the autodesk desktop app programmy thing that is running and then kill the two or three things that are sucking up the processor. The processing will stop and your fan will shut down, lol. You need to uninstall that autodesk desktop app programmy thing to make this all go away forever. Fn stupid. I can’t believe they did this to us.
"They don't really affect Windows performance at all unless your Windows environment is exceptionally unstable."
Anything taking up 25% CPU usage and 30-35% memory usage without any software running would affect any computer regardless of the Windows being stable or not. Ridiculous statement!
I am running Windows 10, 64bit with 32 gigs of RAM. Chromium executable runs in 3 versions whether or not Autocad is open, and uses between them about 20% of processing power. I don’t consider my setup is minimal or underpowered yet I do think Chromium host executable is killing my machine. Trying to close it in tast manager doesn’t seem to help - all 3 pop back up again
I have a similar complaint to the intitial thread, but the problem doesn't seem to be that the Chromium Host Executable files effect windows performance, windows remains stable while the CPU goes to 100% and then AutoCAD becomes unstable. Thoughts?
There are many solutions and workaround already posted in this 113+ thread: when you get a chance, read through them and start trying out the options offered. Start with the latest and scroll back to older, one of more should help you out.
Perhaps he would not need a higher end computer if Autodesk and so many other software manufacturers were not loading their programs up with unnecessary and unwanted bloat.
Since you and I did not write the code for the program, your statement is uninformed and not helpful to the ongoing problems these users are experiencing.
