The < prl disp service > process on a Mac is related to Parallels. What is he doing? The norm that eats a lot of percent, is it possible to influence the load?

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Alexander2018-02-25 20:06:31

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Alexander, 2018-02-25 20:06:31

The < prl disp service > process on a Mac is related to Parallels. What is he doing? The norm that eats a lot of percent, is it possible to influence the load?

Hi all. I want to inquire.
There is a process prl disp service . It refers to virtualization when I "try to use" Windows. Is it normal that he hawala 100-150% and greatly accelerates the machine?
Macbook Air machine; D .. it’s already hard for him, but is it still possible to somehow compensate for this matter?

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