What is FP-Injector, what really means ???

Every time that I feel the performance down in my iMac and take a look to Activity Monitor, the FP-Injector is crashed and in red mark.

Anyone know's what is that service and how to uninstall it ???

iMac 20, 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo - 2GB Ram, Mac OS X (10.5.5), Wacom 6x4 tablet, scanner, external HD, HP printer, keyboard & mouse bluetooth

Posted on Jul 19, 2009 7:52 PM

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Jul 19, 2009 7:57 PM in response to junihh

HI,

Do you have any Adobe software installed? Check out this thread.

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/348483

From that link ...

What is FP-Injector

It is a piece of code injection software that is part of finderpop. It uses similar tactics to computer viruses to "enhance" the OS by injecting pieces of code into running processes (such as finder or Lightroom). If you run critical software you should not be running that crap on your machine. It will cause issues. To the person that had the Lightroom running wild issue, get rid of such crap immediately. There are several others that are know to cause issues with Lightroom and many other pieces of software."





Carolyn 🙂

Aug 2, 2009 1:30 AM in response to funkright

As the author of said "piece of crap", you can remove FinderPop via:

System Preferences -> FinderPop -> "Etc" tab -> "Uninstall FinderPop"

@funkright: FP-Injector is not part of any Adobe software, it's part of the FinderPop (www.finderpop.com) utility which I wrote. Though obviously it's of little utility to you since you seem to be having problems with it -- sorry.

If you are having FinderPop-related problems, let me know what they are and I will do my best to fix them.

Aug 2, 2009 2:03 AM in response to turly

No offense intended, I mixed up Adobe and this software in my posting (inferring the crap comment to your software not to the Adobe sw it referred to). Sorry bout that. I've had the FP-Injector do this to me several times, cause system processes to run at or near 100%, but it must be caused by some Adobe sw on my system having an issue with it.

Aug 2, 2009 10:26 AM in response to funkright

No worries, no offense taken - I have a thick skin 🙂

It is highly unlikely to be Adobe's fault, and very likely indeed to be my fault.

Anyway, can you remember which version of FinderPop you were using? There was a bug with older (pre 2.2.0) versions where the FP-Injector process would go into an infinite loop. If this still happens with 2.2.0 (the most recent official FinderPop version), maybe I didn't fix it after all, but no-one has mentioned it to me before now.

Does anything appear on the Console.app window while FP-Injector is locked up?

Sorry for all the questions, and maybe they don't belong here in this forum - feel free to contact me at turly AT finderpop DOT com to see if I can help sort this out.

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