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Feb 1, 2015 4:38 PM in response to zinnjdby DarkCrow,So just got 10.10.2 installed and guess what. They didn't fix it. Still stuck on paused and I just can't go through the hassle of a clean install.
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Feb 1, 2015 10:07 PM in response to DarkCrowby Petehok,Same here. I have tried everything suggested on this thread, but nothing has helped. I know that reinstalling the whole system might do the trick, but I don't want to go through the process of moving my files around and reinstalling all the applications and updates. This kind of problem SHOULD be fixed by an update. Actually it already should have been fixed! I'd like to know the reason why Apple hasn't reacted to this because it obviously is a universal problem. Are they stuck too?
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Feb 2, 2015 7:08 PM in response to zinnjdby BubbaBro97,I am having this problem as well. I was on the phone with Apple for 35 mins tonight and they told me to reinstall OS 10.10 which I did, but the problem is still here. So I just waisted about 2 hours trying to fix thing. I'm going to make an appointment with the Genius Bar to fix it. And they better fix it or I will be getting a new macbook.
2014 Macbook Air, Yosemite 10.10.2
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Feb 5, 2015 1:45 AM in response to zinnjdby applemyl,I am having this issue as well on a brand new MBP Retina.
Apple, you used to be cool. Reinstalling is something windows users do. I encourage everybody to file a bug at https://bugreport.apple.com/
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Feb 5, 2015 11:56 AM in response to BubbaBro97by Eug Park,Hey called them and got directed to a senior there and he did a trick that worked.
Use command+r to repair both your disks.
Then shut it down and hold shift+control+option+power for about 20 seconds.
Give it 5 seconds and restart it with your power adapter it and it should be good to go!
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Feb 5, 2015 12:31 PM in response to zinnjdby Eug Park,Hey called them and got directed to a senior there and he did a trick that worked.
Use command+r to repair both your disks.
Then shut it down and hold shift+control+option+power for about 20 seconds.
Give it 5 seconds and restart it with your power adapter it and it should be good to go!
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Feb 5, 2015 2:11 PM in response to Eug Parkby ardana_robin,Unfortunately this solutions posted above does not work for me:
Use command+r to repair both your disks.
Then shut it down and hold shift+control+option+power for about 20 seconds.
Give it 5 seconds and restart it with your power adapter it and it should be good to go!
I am on an iMac and there is no way to hold shift+control+option+power with the bluetooth keyboard. I tried the repair, and shift+control+option+eject, didn't work. I tried the same process except shift+control+option + iMac power button on machine, and it didn't work. So this is not a solution for all (unless someone can figure out how to make it work for an iMac).
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Feb 5, 2015 3:04 PM in response to ardana_robinby applemyl,What shift+control+option+power does on a MacBook is to reset the SMC. Steps to do so on Mac desktops (Mac Pro, iMac, Mac mini):
(After using command+r to repair both your disks.)
Shut down your Mac.
Unplug your Mac's power cord.
Press and hold the Mac's power button for 15 seconds.
Release the power button.
Reconnect your Mac's power cord.
Wait five seconds.
Good luck
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Feb 5, 2015 4:26 PM in response to applemylby Fuji_80,Did anyone try turning it off from a different user's account?
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Feb 5, 2015 5:48 PM in response to Eug Parkby gottamacpro,Thank you thank you thank you !!! I was preparing to reinstall OS etc when I found this solution and it worked on my new MBP 13" !! I have tried repairing disks before but it clearly needed the SMC reset to complete the trick.
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Feb 5, 2015 6:15 PM in response to applemylby ardana_robin,I tried this after logical / partition repairs and it still does not solve the issue:
Shut down your Mac.
Unplug your Mac's power cord.
Press and hold the Mac's power button for 15 seconds.
Release the power button.
Reconnect your Mac's power cord.
Wait five seconds.
I also searched the official instructions for reseting the SMC (which doesn't include holding the power button for 15 seconds) but that doesn't work either. Unfortunately for my iMac this does not solve the issue and the problem remains. Sounds like some people have had success but not myself.
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Feb 5, 2015 10:12 PM in response to Eug Parkby Petehok,Didn't work for me either I use a couple of months old 13" Macbook Pro with retina (bought it before Christmas). Still stuck on "encryption paused".
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Feb 6, 2015 5:45 AM in response to scafedeby Gerald Mcdonald,Thanks Federico!
Same problem with a new rMBP 512GB SSD and migrated from a FV2 encrypted MBAir. By quickly using >fdesetup status I was able to see the disk was 98.8% encrypted before it went in to Encryption Paused.
PRAM reset and repair of drive and partition, and on reboot it finished the encryption and started on optimization. Running fdesetup shows 100% encrypted.
I was not looking forward to a wipe and reinstall/restore...
Gerald