Adobe Acrobat reader DC 20.013. Logtransport

Here's a more recent solution that a user shared in the forums back in January 2021:

• https://www.tecklyfe.com/fix-logtransport2-error-on-shutdown-in-windows-10/

That issue has an on-going discussion throughout many threads here in the forums.

You may try and see if some of the suggestions in the discussion below work for you:

• https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat/adobe-acrobat-dc-logtransport2-exe-using-50-cpu-continuously/m-p/11146778

I would also suggest that you reach out to Adobe Employee Vinod Dobhal and see if they have more updated information about LogTransport.

You may notice that this executable is used by different Adobe programs. 

In fact, some Adobe programs have their own LogTransport version, so disabling one for Acrobat may not resolve anything.

As far as I know LogTransport is an executable that should not be removed, or better said, you probably won't be able to, since it recreates itself, almost like an essential operating system file would do after each reboot.

And if I am not wrong, this executable handles crash logs, and is an essential service of the LogCollector tool.