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I sawthe two new volumes on disk utility after installing Catalina. I used disk utility to partition the HD and got a new volume which showed on monitor. It is that volume that I now unmount routinely

Howdy. Several points. Catalina changes the boot volume. The Catalina installer creates two volumes from you previous boot drive. These two volumes are linked so in many parts of Finder they appear as

I upgraded to Catalina and everything worked fine except when trying to back to external using CCC. Got message that HD was not partitioned correctly. Using disk utility I clicked partition on my HD

Sent from JT's Ipad - maybe using voice dictation! Don't even think of putting a laser printer [or any other device with a large motor] on a consumer grade UPS.

I have a 2011 iMac 21.5 in. running 10.13.6. It has been running a bit hot lately, so I need to take it apart to clean it out. I also need to clean the screen on the inside because of a large clouded

On Sat, 26 Oct 2019 at 17:24, hoplist <hoplist@...> wrote: > > I am fully sympathetic to the idea that investing time and effort into > collecting fees may not be worth it. And I

FWIW, my practice (on a laptop) has been to log out (Shift-Command-q or Option-Shift-Command-q), then click on the Shutdown or Restart buttonon the screen. -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@...

I am fully sympathetic to the idea that investing time and effort into collecting fees may not be worth it. And I understand that moderation is hard and time consuming. Thank you. To everyone else: If

Howdy. Janet. Here is info on routine maintenance procedures for your Macintosh. 1. Safe Disk Boot. Restart your Mac and at the Chime press the Shift key. Keep it pressed while the Mac boots up. It

[email protected]> wrote: <https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236> still gives that combo, so something's not right. Otto

That’s not been my habit, and I didn’t realize it orchestrated an organized exit with appropriate reminders, and when I tried it on my Touch Bar equipped MacBook Pro, I discovered that the whole

Possibly so for your “Cheese Grater” Mac Pro, but not so for the iMac. Peeking at MacTracker, I was astounded to see that the current shape of the iMac has endured for about 15 years. I’d wager

Thanks for the suggestions Dan, I appreciate it….but….I don’t know how to do a Safe Disk Boot, and not quite sure how to delete cache files. Would you be so kind as to guide me through these so

I shut down my MacBook Pro with the key combo Control-Option-Command-Eject Does that work with an iMac (if you don't have an Eject key, use the Power button instead)? Otto [email protected]> wrote:

Howdy. Interesting. Janet I think I've experienced this same problem since changing to macOS X 10.15 Catalina. Only at first with the 10.15.0 upgrade. You might try some maintenance steps like a Safe

Many thanks to the responses and suggestions. I apologize for not getting the name straight. It is a Mac Pro from 2008. I clean the dust regularly - you don't realize how dusty the house is until you

Hello All, I have found one “issue” since upgrading to Catalina and it’s starting to drive me crazy. I shut down my Mac each night before bed. I follow the usual sequence of clicking on the

Great info, Dan. It reminds me of one I solved remotely. It was very rare, and not likely to apply to others. The user lived in Thailand, and his Mac would restart intermittently. He had checked the 3

Randy B. Singer wrote: I’ve only gotten CyberPower devices for my full-sized UPS needs for years: There’s one where the FiOS cable comes into the house, and the router and other electronics live.

Yes, just computers and external drives that can be damaged if writing to them just when power goes off. If any other peripherals lose power then so what?