plugin - container.exe sucks mass memory and makes my computer lag, how I stop it all to appear because he appeared only with the download of the latest firefox?

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• With the latest Firefox, I get errors on Tumblr and Flash blocking drive almost everytime I watch a video on Tumblr.

  This has been driving me crazy for days now. I've updated to the latest version of Firefox, but whenever I go to a Web page on Tumblr, (my dashboard, my personal blog, blog of someone else) I'm bombarded with error messages saying too "recursion." I get usually anywhere from 3 to 5 messages per page. I went back to 34 Firefox and can now access Tumblr very well, but then I am faced with a different problem. When you watch videos or the vines on Tumblr, they can spontaneously trolling, jigging or stop playing. If I try to resume them, then they might start to play but all the sound elements will be cut. This seems to cause some sort of problem with Flash Player, because after what happens on Tumblr, and then it will happen on ANY video game site that I visit. If I try to watch a video on Youtube, the video will be spasm for a few seconds and then go on static and say "an error has occurred, please try again later." I tested it on other video sites like Blip, and they also cause audio and video bugs. Even if I close Firefox and start it again, the problem will not be solved. The only way I found for fixing injuries is manually reinstall Flash Player (which forces me to reset Firefox anyway). This was a great nuisance, as I had to reinstall the Flash Player and reset Firefox about five times every day for the last week or two. This leads me to consider dumping Firefox for Chrome, and I don't want to do that.

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  It is also possible to watch videos in the HTML5 video player, if you turn off the Flash.

• When I try to put my password in a Web site it autocorrects the right user name and makes it bad. How can I clear all passwords?

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• plugin - container.exe takes up and uses 100% of my CPU locking me and leaving my non-functional PC. Is it a bug or a memory, leak in the Firefox software? Can we do anything to solve this problem?

  Looking at the Windows Task Manager, I found this plugin - container.exe took over 100% of my CPU and my system froze. Is this a leak memory or another bug?

  plugin - container.exe is simply a third wrapper 3 plug-ins. This plug-in is loaded? The bug is with this plugin (Flash for example)

• When I try to attach files in hotmail, I get a message that silverlight plugin crashed and error report error on plugin - container.exe. I have the latest silverlight plugin. What should do?

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• Several locks and crashes as a pop - up "Plugin - Container.exe Fault.

  Original title: I GET a "PLUGIN-CONTAINER. EXE ERROR POP UP, WHAT SHOULD I DO

  MY SYSTEM IS ALMOST READY TO COME OUT AND BE BEATEN TO DEATH! SORRY, I HATE THE IDEA, TOO. BUT MY COMPUTER IS BLOCKING ME AND FREEZES SEVERAL TIMES A DAY... /... I GET A POP UP STATING THAT THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH "" PLUGIN-CONTAINER. "." "" EXE"IF I REMOVE THE" WINDOWS TASK MANAGER "THINGS A LITTLE QUIET. THERE IS A PROBLEM I DON'T KNOW WITH THE "PLUGIN-CONTAINER. PROGRAM "EXE". I'M HOPING SOMEONE ELSE HAS HAD THIS SAME PROBLEM, IT REALLY SEEMS TO SLOW DOWN MY COMPUTER.
  WHAT IS "PLUGIN-CONTAINER. EXE AND ALSO WHAT THE CSRSS PROCESS. EXE PROGRAM?, AND CAN I REMOVE IT OR WHAT? I would REALLY like TO BE the ONE TO CONTROL THIS COMPUTER... FOR ONCE, THANK YOU E.S.POTTS

  Hi Eric,.

  Using Mozilla Firefox?

  If so, this is a plugin for the Mozilla browser

  You can read about it on: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/search?os=1&fx=1&q=plugin-container.exe

  Kind regards

  Houta Bolduc

  www.techquery.in

• Mozzilla not respounding high cpu use plugin - container.exe computer is totally locked

  I start up firefox, and go new. Sometimes it allows me to watch for a while. without warning mozilla not respounding computer is completely locked. I try to stop the program (mozilla) sometimes it allows me, and other times it takes several tries to stop. Mozilla said plugin - container.exe CPU high usage. Happened several times in recent weeks. I updated several times without success.

  Like most of the commonly used web plugin, Flash is the most likely the cause. I don't know why the problems increased with Flash with the combination of Firefox 41 and 19 Flash. I think that people who work.

  For now, I suggest the following to minimize potential problems with Flash in your troubleshooting:

  (1) to avoid unnecessary pain on the sites where the Flash is not really essential, try to set the Flash on Click-to-Play (Ask 'activation'). This will delay the Flash start on a page, until you approve.

  To set 'Ask to activate', open the page modules using either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons

  In the left column, click on Plugins. Search 'Shockwave Flash' and always change 'enable' to 'ask to activate '.

  With this setting, when you visit a site that wants to use the Flash, you should see a notification icon in the address bar and usually (but not always) one of the following values: a link in a gray rectangle dark in the page or an information bar sliding between the toolbar and in the page area.

  The plugin notification in the address bar icon usually resembles a little Lego block, dark gray. (If it is red, Flash must update.)

  The delay in the activation of Flash can help distinguish between the problems caused on the initial page load, put in folds and script activation vs Flash/loading bar.

  If you see a good reason to use Flash, and the site looks trustworthy, you can go ahead and click on the notification icon in the address bar to allow Flash. You can trust the site for the time being or permanently.

  But some pages use Flash only for tracking or play ads, so if you do not see an immediate need for Flash, feel free to ignore the notification! He will just stand here in case you want to use it later.

  (2) consider rolling back at the end of the extended support of Flash 18. We make the security updates, which you can find if you scroll down half way down this page: https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html - it's for plugin-based browsers, MSI or EXE format should work.

  Most likely, you need to remove Flash 19 before this installer works. This article has a link to the uninstaller program: https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/.../uninstall-flash-player-windows.html.

• plugin - container.exe crashes

  Hello!

       The problem information:
       Computer operating system is Windows 7, and it is 32 bits.
       Firefox browser version is the latest.
  

       I want use the plugin to import certificate into firefox.
       The interface of import certificate is extracted from NSS, and I test it ok.
  
       Then i use firebreath to make a plugin and add the interface.
       When i use the plugin in firefox browser it will crashe at function SEC_PKCS12DecoderUpdate.
  
       I debug it, the debug information is plugin-container.exe has triggered a breakpoint.
       And pop-up a Runtime Error window:
           Program: C:\program files\mozilla firefox\plugin-container.exe
           this application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
           please contact the application's support team for more information.
  

      But when I use the plugin in IE, it can be work.
  

      hope someone can help me!
     thanks!
  

  "Then, I use firebreath to make a plugin and add the interface.

  So, you made this plugin?
  
  If this is the case, it doesn't is not much that we can do for you. This forum is for user of various products of Mozilla support, no developer support.

  "But when I use the plugin in Internet Explorer, it can be work."
  
  A plugin for IE does not work in Firefox, using NPAPI. IE has its own plugin architecture.

  See the Mozilla Developer Network site for developer articles.
  
  https://developer.Mozilla.org/en-us/add-ons/plugins

• on win xp can anyone tell me why the plugin container.exe is such a big eater of resources even with all plugins disabled

  When I run firefox and its connected to the net I find firefox slows down my browseing experience, I studied this by looking at the XP Task Manager and with firefox running that I use between 44 and 56% of cpu resources, the culprit is plugin container.exe but why is - it because all my plugins are disabled why plugin container active at all if the plugins are used... never had this problem with older versions of firefox... any ideas?

  Follow the suggestions mentioned in the following articles:

  • Firefox uses too many resources CPU - how to fix
  • Firefox using too much memory (RAM) - how to fix

  Check and tell if its working.

• Version 3.6 still has the plugin - container.exe?

  Plugin - container.exe causing me huge problems with crashes, hangs, the CPU usage in the range of 90-100% and he seems to force the cooling fan to run at maximum at all times. It makes the computer useless as anything other than an extremely noisy Clipboard and attempts to solve the problem failed. This is why I want to downgrade to a version that does not have this terrible thing.

  Is the oldest version (3.6.0 from what I can see) have plugin container.exe?

  Yes, he does.

• When the browser is closed, many "plugin - container.exe" process started

  When Firefox starts, there is only a single process of "plugin - container.exe". Place at the end, many plugin - container.exe include picking up little by little memory. So closing is quite slow. Is this normal?

  Which may be caused by using delete navigation, search and download history on Firefox to clear cookies. Firefox 4 try to delete cookies Flash (LSO) as well and starts the process of plugin-container to achieve this.

• Is there a version of Firefox always available that has no plugin - container.exe included?

  I have faithfully to update Firefox on my Windows XP system and now use Firefox/3.6.16. I also run Photoshop Elements 6.0, which requires quite a bit of memory. He is currently has slowed because the plugin - container.exe consumes anywhere from 25% to 50% of my memory. If I use the task Mgr to close this task, things are going much better. Y at - it a downloadable version of Firefox that includes no plugin - container.exe, and if so, can I replace my current version with this one?

  You can disable the plugin-container process.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/plugin-container_and_out-of-process_plugins

• Why plugin - container.exe crash so often during the closing of PDF files?

  When I load multiple PDF files in Firefox to check their content for the errors one by one, closing a tab PDF to reveal another tab PDF very often causes plugin - container.exe planting, which means I have to reload each tab PDF remaining to display the remaining files. This of course defeated the purpose to open more than one at the time and adds about 5 times because the number of clicks to the whole process because I erase the mistake and reload each page, then it might happen again or not. It produced whenever I close a PDF file, but about 1/4 times.

  I know that I have two versions of Acrobat installed (9.5.5 of Acrobat and Reader 11.0.10) and therefore two Firefox plugins, but for the record that this same thing happening on other computers that just have Reader or simply Acrobat, this isn't a matter of conflicting plugins. Although I noticed that you are not allowed to disable one or the other - a disable disables both. As a first step, it does not appear, but if you reload the plugins page, you will see that the two are actually off.

  Windows coughs following error report when the plugin - container.exe grave failure, but Firefox says nothing, I guess because the plugin-container is a stand-alone application:

  Signature of the problem:

   Problem Event Name:	APPCRASH
   Application Name:	plugin-container.exe
   Application Version:	36.0.4.5557
   Application Timestamp:	550d0883
   Fault Module Name:	xul.dll
   Fault Module Version:	36.0.4.5557
   Fault Module Timestamp:	550d07d2
   Exception Code:	c0000005
   Exception Offset:	011f734a
   OS Version:	6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
   Locale ID:	1033
   Additional Information 1:	0a9e
   Additional Information 2:	0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
   Additional Information 3:	0a9e
   Additional Information 4:	0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
  

  Appreciate any help available in the resolution of this crash.

  Looks like this problem has been fixed in 37.0.1. Thank you all.

• "Plugin - container.exe has stopped working" error during installation of Firefox 36.0 via SCCM if Firefox is open during installation.

  When installing Firefox 36.0 via SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager), if the previously installed version of Firefox is open during the new installation, an error, "Plugin - container.exe has stopped working. A problem caused the blocking of the program works correctly. Please close the program. This problem occurs only if Firefox is open during the installation, otherwise the installation is successful. Note: I have included a taskkill to 'firefox.exe' in my installation script to stop Firefox runs.

  There are new logic in Firefox 36 monitor to stop crashes while the Mozilla Crash Reporter can capture data. This could have the effect of killing her task, I'm not sure. Maybe you have to kill plugin - container.exe before firefox.exe? I'm not familiar with SCCM and it might have a more graceful way to close an application.

• Stop or disable "plugin - container.exe".

  I am running XP on a laptop that originally had Vista which didn't work too well and 26.0 Firefox, update. I have "Add-ons" Adblock Plus 2.4.1 Advanced System Care 1.0 and NoScript 2.6.8.12

  Since the update to 26.0 that damnable "plugin-container.exe" was slowing down my surfing the web and I'm constantly ending the process in Task Manager. I want to disable or remove it completely with instructions easy to read - not some of the 5-page "mumbo-jumbo" I read other "solutions". It has slowed me down and irritated me the point back to I-E.

  He has to go or I go.

  Hi RadRon, as its name suggests, plugin - container.exe is used to run plugins. It was created at the time of Firefox 3.6.4 to isolate the firefox.exe plugins because they were responsible for a large percentage of crashes of Firefox. Placing them in the plugin - container.exe prevened misbehaved plugins to take down the entire session in Firefox (at least, in theory it should do).

  So going back to your question of what might have caused your previous problems with plugin - container.exe, it was probably a problem with the relevant plugin, and most likely guilty is Flash. But given that the error has disappeared, it is difficult to speculate on the confluence of circumstances that could have been responsible, or fixed what other solution could help.