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#1 2011-04-13 19:50:00

stelios
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wish85.exe

I just noticed that whenever I launch pd-extended 0.42.5 on windows 7 64bit professional I get a crappy process running called wish85 which is meant to be by ActiveState.
Killing that process kills pd. Deleting the file and cleaning registry doesn't let pd run.
I uninstalled and reinstalled pd-extended and got the same crappy process running again...

Anyone else having this problem?

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#2 2011-04-24 06:52:26

sumidero
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Re: wish85.exe

Hi, Stelios:
    When I ran Pd on a wxxdows xp machine it showed the same process, but I didn't notice any abnormal behaviour. It ran quite well.
    Is is really doing something like consuming a lot of resources?
    I moved on to Debian three years ago to work on a system that I like a lot more, but those are personal reasons (seems that here it's not so kind to show one's preferences) and Pd runs as smooth as lukewarm water as well.
    I hope that wish85.exe process is nothing "malicious".
    Best regards,

    Sumidero.


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#3 2011-04-24 11:04:12

domien
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Re: wish85.exe

I believe wish85.exe is the process from the tcl/tk library that's responsible for all gui related purposes. It seems tightly coupled to the pd.exe executable. I'm not sure what you mean with "crappy" process?


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#4 2011-04-24 18:35:37

sumidero
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Re: wish85.exe

Hi everybody:
    @domien just gave me the idea of starting pd from a ms-dos console with the -nogui option. It may not load the tcl/tk stuff and pehaps not load wish85.exe as well. I remember that there was a tool in ms-windxxs to find out to which folder the programs in memory belonged. If that process belongs to a pd related folder, then it should be normal to have it running.
    I hope this helps.
    Best regards,

        Sumidero


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#5 2011-05-07 22:03:03

stelios
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Re: wish85.exe

first of all sorry for the late post...

yeah crappy was the best word to describe the wish85 process. I just didn't know what it does and wish85 seemed to me like some malware process. In any case as you said it's from the tcl/tk library.

btw pd was running slow due to the patch I was testing not the wish85 process.

sorry for the misinformation...

stelios

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