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User profile for user: aaolivier
aaolivier Author
User level: Level 1
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what's the 'reversedtemplate' process ?

what is the reversedtemplate process? and why it consumes more than 2G of memory slowing down my MacBook Pro?


Model Name: MacBook Pro


  Model Identifier: MacBookPro9,2


  Processor Name: Intel Core i5


  Processor Speed: 2.5 GHz


  Number of Processors: 1


  Total Number of Cores: 2


  L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB


  L3 Cache: 3 MB


  Memory: 4 GB


  Boot ROM Version: MBP91.00D7.B00


  SMC Version (system): 2.2f44


  Hardware UUID: 4E7849C9-E633-5A97-959B-51AA59070CAA


  Sudden Motion Sensor:


  State: Enabled


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Posted on Jan 12, 2019 7:26 PM

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User profile for user: babowa
babowa
User level: Level 9
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Jan 12, 2019 7:57 PM in response to aaolivier

I do not know what that process is, but I do know that if you have the original glacially slow 5400 rpm drive and the meager 4 GB RAM and are running Mojave or similar newer OS version, it will not be a pleasant computing experience. I have the same model, but mine was upgraded immediately with an SSD and more RAM and it is very snappy and responsive. An etrecheck report may reveal other things that can cause problems.

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User profile for user: Ruskes
Ruskes
User level: Level 4
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Jan 12, 2019 9:02 PM in response to babowa

I have that process as well on my MBA with High Sierra

It consumes 0 CPU and uses 7 MB of memory.

What is it:

The reversetemplated daemon receives content from suggestd and analyzes it in order to help detect events Found in Apps.


And it is called 

reversetemplated
NOT reversedtemplate


Double click on it (In Activity Monitor) to see what files are open with it.

Yours is acting up probably due some app you installed.

So quit it or delete its plist file and let it recover.

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User profile for user: Ruskes
Ruskes
User level: Level 4
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Jan 12, 2019 9:32 PM in response to aaolivier

I have that process as well on my MBA with High Sierra

It consumes 0 CPU and uses 7 MB of memory.

What is it:

The reversetemplated daemon receives content from suggested and analyzes it in order to help detect events Found in Apps.

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreSuggestions.framework/Versions/A/Support/reversetemplated


And it is called 

reversetemplated
NOT reversedtemplate


Double click on it (In Activity Monitor) to see what files are open with it.

Yours is acting up probably due some app you installed.

So quit it or delete its plist file and let it recover.

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what's the 'reversedtemplate' process ?

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