what is process name "-i" in activity monitor?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13.6), 16 GB memory, 512GB SSD
Thanks for your suggestions. Much appreciated.
I did reboot several times. I also tried safe boot where -i did not show up.
I also talked to Apple support and determined it was not an Apple process.
Then I had an idea to check the process “sample” in process detail. I saw reference to rtpprotectiondaemon which is part of Malwarebytes. I contacted them. They confirmed -i is there process and they will be fuxing the process name with an update soon. The -i shows up on some OSs. I am on high sierra.
So -i looks to be ok. It can at times use a lit of cpu, etc.
Thanks for your suggestions. Much appreciated.
I did reboot several times. I also tried safe boot where -i did not show up.
I also talked to Apple support and determined it was not an Apple process.
Then I had an idea to check the process “sample” in process detail. I saw reference to rtpprotectiondaemon which is part of Malwarebytes. I contacted them. They confirmed -i is there process and they will be fuxing the process name with an update soon. The -i shows up on some OSs. I am on high sierra.
So -i looks to be ok. It can at times use a lit of cpu, etc.
Hi _TC10_,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities. It sounds like you’re having trouble with a process in Activity Monitor. I’m happy to provide some information.
I suggest restarting your Mac to see if the process remains. If it does, I suggest quitting it to see if that helps:If you don't recognize the name of a process, it might belong to macOS or another process that you do recognize. To see the relationships between processes, choose View > All Processes, Hierarchically. If you see that a process belongs to an app, such as Safari or Mail, quit the app before deciding whether to quit any of its processes.
To help avoid malfunctioning processes, keep your apps, plug-ins, and operating system up to date.
See how apps affect Mac performance, battery runtime, temperature, and fan activity - Apple Support
Take care.
what is process name "-i" in activity monitor?