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Here’s where I can find mine on my iMac running macOS Ventura ? Perhaps that will help you! Good luck! ? David

Where are they now? -- Vincent Winterling Vineland, NJ From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of swarfmaster <fosterjp@...> Date: Tuesday, December 5, 2023 at

John Daniel is not honest and true! He has been caught napping in this recent thread, as you can read for yourself:- https://discussions.apple.com/thread/255311045?sortBy=best The thread has been

Hi Randy, Sophos is not installed. Instead the company has installed Microsoft Defender and Crowdstrike Falcon. I can uninstall but as soon as my machine is audited, which is done weekly using

I believe it was determined that the OP, Sew, has a 128 GB SSD, and that you would recommend a different fix for a SSD, other than defragging. Brent On my iPhone Xr

Is there any way I can get a printout of the passwords I have on my Mac. ?Mine are a mess and I really need to tidy them up.

This feature does not exist in Monterey. I suspect it was added for Ventura. For finding duplicates, I’ve found that “PowerPhotos” does a good job. http://www.fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos

David – EtreCheck is a well-established website for helping determine what may be wrong with your mac. https://etrecheck.com/en/index.html -- Vincent Winterling Vineland, NJ Sent: Tuesday, December

Etresoft has been around for years now, and their software is often recommended by Macintosh users to help other Macintosh users troubleshoot problems. To the best of my knowledge, there have been no

Hi Gijzette May I ask what possessed you to use software from an unknown source to check your computer? Etresoft is based at a Box Number in Toronto - do you really trust that?

That is now built into Photos. I’m not sure when it was added. https://support.apple.com/guide/photos/remove-duplicates-pht5a3157c1d/mac Cheers, tod

I can help you trouble-shoot this problem. But first... As soon as you said “issued to me by my company” it made me strongly suspect the cause of the problem. In about 90% of the cases where

Your problem isn’t that your SSD is full or close to full. If your SSD is new you either need to bring your iMac into Apple to have it looked at, or, if it is a third party (not from Apple) SSD, you

Yes, that is over 85% full, as I suspected. You need to free up a bunch of space and defragment your hard drive…or get a bigger hard drive. Go into the Apple menu and choose: About This Mac Choose

The company owns the machine. Yes, I was hoping when I got a Mac they wouldn't muck around with it as much as the Windows machine. I guess I was wrong. We have very few IT personnel who know anything

Gijzette wrote: I’ve had File Vault active on this computer from day !, and cold boot takes<15 seconds to login screen. Who *owns* the machine – you or the company? I ask because they’ve been

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