F Fred2k10 macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 23, 2010 7 0 Aug 31, 2010 #1 hi i have never used this before so why is it running in my terminal processes and should i stop it if so how do i do it thanks
hi i have never used this before so why is it running in my terminal processes and should i stop it if so how do i do it thanks
spinnerlys Guest Sep 7, 2008 14,328 7 forlod bygningen Aug 31, 2010 #2 Does it take up that much CPU? If so, disable previews in the Show Options (CMD+J) dialog.
L LPZ macrumors 65816 Jul 11, 2006 1,221 2 Aug 31, 2010 #3 Fred2k10 said: hi i have never used this before so why is it running in my terminal processes and should i stop it if so how do i do it thanks Click to expand... It's a standard system process. As spinnerlys implied, unless it's out of control and hogging the CPU, leave it be. spinnerlys said: Does it take up that much CPU? If so, disable previews in the Show Options (CMD+J) dialog. Click to expand... (In Finder). But this probably won't stop quicklookd from reappearing as needed by the system.
Fred2k10 said: hi i have never used this before so why is it running in my terminal processes and should i stop it if so how do i do it thanks Click to expand... It's a standard system process. As spinnerlys implied, unless it's out of control and hogging the CPU, leave it be. spinnerlys said: Does it take up that much CPU? If so, disable previews in the Show Options (CMD+J) dialog. Click to expand... (In Finder). But this probably won't stop quicklookd from reappearing as needed by the system.
F Fred2k10 macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 23, 2010 7 0 Aug 31, 2010 #4 thanks for ur help i will leave it
spinnerlys Guest Sep 7, 2008 14,328 7 forlod bygningen Aug 31, 2010 #5 LPZ said: (In Finder). But this probably won't stop quicklookd from reappearing as needed by the system. Click to expand... It often helps, if the QL process runs amok, to quit all Finder windows (SHIFT+CMD+W), at least on my machines.
LPZ said: (In Finder). But this probably won't stop quicklookd from reappearing as needed by the system. Click to expand... It often helps, if the QL process runs amok, to quit all Finder windows (SHIFT+CMD+W), at least on my machines.
X xercos macrumors newbie May 24, 2007 1 0 Aug 8, 2012 #6 spinnerlys said: It often helps, if the QL process runs amok, to quit all Finder windows (SHIFT+CMD+W), at least on my machines. Click to expand... Ditto my Leopard machine, years after the first post here. The daemon was oinking up 60% or more of the CPU, but after closing all Finder windows, I couldn't even see it in top any more.
spinnerlys said: It often helps, if the QL process runs amok, to quit all Finder windows (SHIFT+CMD+W), at least on my machines. Click to expand... Ditto my Leopard machine, years after the first post here. The daemon was oinking up 60% or more of the CPU, but after closing all Finder windows, I couldn't even see it in top any more.