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If it does get out of hand that feature will get disabled. By the way, when our groups.io <http://groups.io/> memory allocation runs out it deletes oldest first so at some point the older attachments

Yes, I've noticed that groups.io allows attachments! That's very cool, but I hope that folks don't get carried away with this ability. ___________________________________________ Randy B. Singer

Open Activity Monitor (in the Utilities folder) during the slowdown period. Click on the "%CPU" header, and then click on the triangle in the %CPU header so that things are ordered in that column from

That is a pretty broad statement, especially since no one includes their hardware and software specs anymore. I think I have posted mine several times in the last week or so. Also many things have not

I don't mean to be rude, just encouraging a member from the old list to move over. Guy, good job of describing the problem, but I believe you have had this problem for a while, and I don't remember

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I'm sorry, Brent, but comments based on an 8-year old OS are not likely to be relevant unless the OP specifically says that's what they are running. ;) Otto [email protected]> wrote:

That happened to me a couple of times. Here was my reason. Of course no idea if this is what your reason is. My USB keyboard was plugged into a powered hub. I have two cables plugged into my UPS One

- try a different port. - try a mouse without a keypad. - try a different keyboard. - unplug all peripherals, and restart -try restarting with the kb plugged in and the shift key down in that order

I'm still on way back 10.7.5, and it is not there.

Howdy. Hopefully you have a UPS battery box. Try the basic maintenance procedures. 1. Zap PRAM. 2. Reset SMC. 3. Safe Disk Boot. 4. Boot in Recovery mode and run Disk First Aid. 5. Use a utility like

This afternoon, we had a power outage for ~1/2 hour. With power back on, I turned on the iMac.? Now it is searching for a Bluetooth keyboard. I have a wired Apple Extended keyboard connected, but

I was not looking to free space as that backup drive s three TB. I was just thinking to get rid of the back up from my old computer,as I now have a new one. Right now my iMac has been chugging along

That was not an option unfortunately Jeannie

I’m still in 10.13.6, but it is there. Under Finder Preferences > advanced. A checkbox. Seems that 30 days is the only choice, though. Either that duration or nothing. Maybe a terminal command can

Jim S, it wasn't clear.

Sometimes, just a restart and then Empty Trash works, but Safe Mode should do it. No, there is no pref in Finder that I am aware of to remove after 30 days. I think you are confusing it with Mail.app,

Yes, different keyboards. On Oct 27, 2019, at 3:20 AM, Otto Nikolaus via Groups.Io wrote:

[email protected]> wrote: Yes that is a great feature of Terminal + Finder and I would normally suggest that, but in this case we want to delete everything in there. Copy-paste is safe for this short

I was referring to Jim Robertson: "Still sitting on the fence regarding doing major surgery on my 2017 21.5” 4K iMac…" -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@...