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Jim, Yes, that is the case unless you have file vault activated. File vault causes the Mac to take over 5 min to boot. This isn't a problem on a normal work day but when you're on call the person

Paul, Yes, holding the power button until I see more options. Then pressing the shift key while having over options but never get the "Continue in Safe Mode" dialog. Very strange. I ran EntrCheck Pro

Looking for recommendations for good file duplicate finders that you have experience with... Hoping for some that don't just look at filenames but ones that go a bit deeper, i.e. comparing photograph

Go to the top left corner of your screen, then Apple Menu > About this Mac > Storage Otto

Sew Walker wrote: Earlier you wrote: I have a Mac Book Pro 20172.3 GHz Dual core Intel i5 8GB 2133 Hz LPDDR3 Mactracker tells me that would be a 13” MBPro” MacBookPro 14,1 Model Number A1708 EMC

On storage I have used 104.28 of 121.02 GB I do not know if I have a SDD (not sure what it is). Hound I know if ?have a SDD? I did uninstall some apps that I never use and that seemed to help When I

Randy, I get that message. Please tell me what I need to do. I’ve got a new 2T SSD with 1.76T available in my iMac running Mojave 10.14.6. I’ve got 24GB of RAM. John Engberg

Gijzette wrote:

Hi Are you following the instructions for Safe Boot for the M series? Continue holding the power button on startup imtol you see More Options? Can you run EntrCheck Pro to identify issues? Paul

I have a 2021 M1 MacBook Pro that is issued to me by my company. A couple of weeks ago finder started giving me issues. I get the spinning beach ball and have to force quit finder. When I go into the

I, not infrequently, hear from users who have gotten this message. In every single case so far, what that error message is telling you isn’t what it seems on its face. Rather than not having enough

I don’t know why that’s happening, but you might get some clue by running the application “Activity Monitor” from your Applications>Utilities folder. -- Jim Robertson

I shut down and restart and constantly get this error. (screen shot attached) I have a Mac Book Pro 2017 2.3 GHz Dual core Intel i5 8GB 2133 HJz LPDDR3 MacOS ventura 13.6.1 any help is appreciated.

Yes, I’d forgotten that. Just click on the 64-Bit column header to separate them. Otto

It is also shown in the system info, under about this Mac. Brent On my iPhone Xr

Try instead: 32-Bitcheck (free) Check any or all folders of your choosing, and you can check just your apps. Generates text reports if you like. https://eclecticlight.co/32-bitcheck-archichect/

Tony Troiano wrote: The mail database seems to be up-converted every time macOS undergoes a major upgrade. When I started using iPhone, and switched to IMAP for my mail, I also switched to iCloud as

There are a couple of convertors buried in some of the “name change” upgrades. Mail is one of the apps that gets affected. It is best to upgrade one major upgrade at a time. Or do a clean install,

Thank you Jim & Paul for your responses. I downloaded Go64 and have been receiving the following prompt: "No applications were found on Macintosh HD. Spotlight may be disabled on this disk. If it is,

Hi St Clare software. Go64 is a free app that will determine the 32 bits programs. One option is to make a clone, remove them and then do the migration. But yes Migration Assistant will separate the