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How to disable core CEP HTML Engine plugins (NOT 3rd party plugins)

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Sep 09, 2017 Sep 09, 2017

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So if you go into your adobe folder and change the CEPHTMLEngine folder to something else, it disables ALL of those additional CEP HTML process's that appear in your taskmanager. They only use about 11.3mb each but theres maybe 9 or 10 of them and Id like to preserve what I can in terms of ram usage.

The problem with outright renaming the folder is it disables ALL 3rd party plugins that require it. Such as brushbox or anything panel related. Photoshop works like a breeze without it. Starts up quick and everything. However there is one plugin Id like to use that requires the CEPHTML engine.

Since the CEPHTML entries do not tell me which plugin exactly is being used, I have no idea what to disable to just keep my 3rd party plugin. So where can I disable core features that use it? I dont use the cloud or anything like that. I simply use it for image modification from time to time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Oct 17, 2017 Oct 17, 2017

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Hi dc39909740,

Lightroom is not affected by this process "CEPHTML engine". The performance issue is only applicable for Adobe Premiere Pro,Dreamweaver,Illustrator,InDesign and Photoshop. High CPU usage due to CEPHtmlEngine

Are you noticing an improvement in performance in Lightroom after you disable this process in task manager?

Why exactly are you disabling it for Lightroom in the first place?

Thanks,

Akash

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Apr 08, 2018 Apr 08, 2018

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If it's anything like the issue that I am having, There are 6 instances of CEPHTML running in my processes right now and it's sucking up resources that the other Adobe products need to function.

-sincerely  64gb of ram and overclocked to 5.4ghz but can't edit a photo right now

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