Multiple Adobe Readers causing High CPU utilization

Recently I've had a couple of instances where my system performance degraded significantly. I checked Task Manager and discovered two Adobe processes accounted for + 80% CPU utilization. Adobe Reader was not showing as an open application. I had closed the application earlier. I rebooted and things went back to normal. The processes were no longer active.
Note: Recently I had a problem with Nitro Pro hijacking my ability to open PDFs. It even removed Adobe Reader from my list of options for opening a PDF.
Has anyone had similar issues? Cause? Fix?

Hi keeperdan ,
Thank You for posting on the forums. Which version of Adobe Reader are you working with? My suggestion would be to use the latest Adobe Reader 11. Also, if you are already using Reader 11 kindly update it to 11.0.06.
Kindly reply if this does not resolve the issue.
Thanks,
Vikrantt Singh

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Same issue seen on a clients and KB2617858 resolves it. I am deploying using the App model no problem with x86 and x64 hotfixes with requisite OS requirements. Is there a way to configure to only apply to those that it applies to...if that makes sense. I
ask because my B&C x64 W7Sp1 image does not require it (I have not included it) whereas other non-B&C do - what's the condition or applicability (or non-applicability) if not as listed on the KB..! If I run it one W7 machine it says it doesn't apply
and isn't already, whereas another it installs..!
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2705357:
To apply this hotfix, you must be running one of the following operating systems:
Windows 7
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
..obviously, if a client has the issue it applies :)
Donald Rumsfeld's 'known unknowns' comes to mind here. Sorry.

High CPU utilization with javascript

Has anyone noticed how Safari 10.4.4 has high CPU utilization (e.g. >60%) when javascript is enabled, particularly for certain websites? Opening FoxNews.com and a few Wired.com pages in separate tabs sends my Powerbook fans screaming. Disabling javascript brings utilization down to under 2%.
Any suggestions on how to fix this, or do I have to live with it? I prefer not to permanently disable javascript as a number of websites I frequent depend upon it, without consuming CPU.
Thanks,
Ira

Hi,
I agree that it's a function of the javascript code itself on the webpage, and not with the browser. It's possible to even write infinite loops in Javascript which can practically hang a web browser due to the high percentage of CPU cycles being consumed. I only knowingly encountered such a site once, when I was at a customer site with my PowerBook running on battery power. I unknowingly navigated to a site which apparently had some Javascript of some other executable code, which had the result of running my battery from about 95% charge to about 60% in about 10 minutes!
The only way to avoid this is to avoid the sites that cause this kind of problem, or to disable Javascript when visiting these sites. And if possible, send a complaint to the webmaster of the site. He/she might not be aware of this problem.
Ken

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