Does anybody know what AdobeIPCBroker is? It is running constantly and taking up space, sending info back to Adobe I am guessing. I have Adobe's CC, using Photoshop. Things seem pretty buggy, don't know if this has anything to do with it?
iMac (27-inch, Late 2013), OS X Yosemite (10.10.5)
I did a very quick search for you and found this thread on an Adobe forum, please read the 2nd post:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1365121
If you have other questions about Adobe applications, I would recommend contacting them for support. They are the experts.
I would recommend that you Google AdobeIPCBroker
rkaufmann87 wrote:
The post says, "Okt4vi4 AdobeIPCBroker is normal process associated with installing the Creative Cloud desktop software included with your membership." How much more specific do you want?
Personally, I'd like to understand why this process need to run 24/7 rather than only when we're running Adobe software. Adobe has at least 8 processes that continue to run even after you have disabled Sync and quit out of all of their apps. Unless I want Sync enabled, they should have exactly 0 processes running until such a time as I'm running one of their apps.
That post of Jeff's was the first one I read, very vague and doesn't say exactly what the app is. He is Adobe staff. I contacted Adobe 2 weeks ago and got no response back. Hence why I am asking fellow Apple consumers if they have any info about it.
That's the first thing I did, and there were hundreds of pages of info, nothing very clear for someone like me that isn't very tech-savvy.
Of course thank you anyway for trying to help!
The post says, "Okt4vi4 AdobeIPCBroker is normal process associated with installing the Creative Cloud desktop software included with your membership." How much more specific do you want?
Again, thank you anyway for trying to help.
you're being needlessly curt , especially when more than one person has the same question
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