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I'm running into the same thing here on an M1 running Ventura and ARM Windows 11. However, if I hold down Option and right-click on the Finder...
Same problem with kernel 5.4.0-104 on Ubuntu 20.04. Booting from 5.4.0-100 works.
Ping @Elric ^^^.
If I reboot from the previous kernel (power up VM, hold down SHIFT key until GRUB menu comes up, select "Advanced options for Ubuntu", select...
Seeing the same thing on 18.04 with a recent upgrade to kernel 4.15.0-156.
So, I think this is the bottom line. If prl_disp_service starts consuming CPU, it appears to be reacting to a peripheral that is misbehaving and...
Interestingly enough, I tracked it down this time to being caused by a Samsung Galaxy S6 being plugged in over USB. Rebooting the phone settled...
Well, this time the fix required powering down the laptop and powering down both external monitors. Then power on the laptop and then plug the...
Here's a sampling of the prl_disp_service process while it eats CPU.
Well, the fix seems to work sometimes and not others. When I sample the prl_disp_service process, it is doing a lot of IOKit and XML work and it...
Just had this happen again and this fixed it: 1. Disconnect your external monitors from your computer. 2. Remove power from your external monitors...
Well, I just ran into this and I think I have some clues. For me, when this occurs, it's related to my 2 external LG 4K monitors hooked up to my...
