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From: Michele L Yamazaki <michele@toolfarm.com>
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Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2014 10:29:52 -0400
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Yes, I don't think it's a virus either, after digging into it more. It's =
like when you have a sore throat and you Google=85 next thing you know, =
you're dying of some rare plague. Google an error and you're convinced =
you have a Trojan Horse! I've found the file. It's in Utilities > =
Application Manger > UWA > LogTransport2. It's not showing up in =
Activity Monitor though. Weird.=20

That would be great, a force-close all. I've run into this more than a =
few times. Feature request!=20

Thanks!
Michele

On Apr 22, 2014, at 10:16 AM, Brian Maffitt <brian@totaltraining.com> =
wrote:

> Not a virus, I don=92t think. Sometimes I have to scroll far down to =
find it in my Activity monitor, but it is usually open. Also, if you =
don=92t find it, try continuing the installation and see if the error =
occurs again=85 sometimes the process closes itself mid-install.=20
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> The other common culprit is AdobeCrashDaemon, and can be worse because =
several instances of the same process can be running.
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> I really wish Adobe would add a button to force-close all conflicting =
processes. It would certainly be a quicker method than having to open up =
Activity Monitor or Task Manager and root around looking for random =
processes.
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> Brian
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>> Hi Everyone,
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>> I have a quick non-AE specific question that I hope someone can help =
with.=20
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>> I set my Adobe CC Updater to update everything last night. I keep =
everything updated regularly so this was just the most current update. =
I'm on Mac OS X 10.8.5.
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>> I have an error that says "Premiere Pro CC Update: Please close the =
following applications to continue: LogTransport2" with a "Cancel" and =
"Retry" button.
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>> I've seen this with other items and I go to Activity Monitor, quit or =
force quit the item, and retry and all is well. The problem is that =
LogTransport2 is not in my Activity Monitor.=20
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>> So I Google "LogTransport2" and it says it's put out by Adobe and =
possibly related to Acrobat, which I don't have open. On Windows, the =
words "virus" and "trojan horse" keep popping up in association with =
LogTransport2.exe or LogTransport2.dll.  I can't seem to locate this =
LogTransport2 file on my computer, even with hidden files showing. I'm =
running Norton iAntivirus, which seems to have been updated last May, =
2013.=20
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>> Has anyone run into this? I hope this is not a virus but a strange =
error.=20
>>=20
>> Thanks!
>> Michele Yamazaki
>> Toolfarm.com
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