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One potential fix for a Parallels-related slowdown
I'm curious, is there a marked improvement over using the built-in pause function of parallels?
One potential fix for a Parallels-related slowdown
The hints author explicitly stated that he experiences this problem when Parallels is not running. Thus the built in "Pause" feature of parallels isn't apropos here.
One potential fix for a Parallels-related slowdown
THis hint is referring to a process by the name of "llipd" that runs even when parallels is not running. (it is a daemon... meaning it run all the time. when you installed parallels, it probably told you to restart... when you restarted, this llipd daemon ran and remained running). |
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