Kernel Panic (MBP 13" 2017, macOS 12.2.1)
I'm having this issue since the year began. I have EtreCheck and have used it multiple times (and followed it's recommendations), no solution. Been have this problem since upgrading to Monterrey at the beginning of the year. Just about sick of it all. I can go days without anything, then in 10 minutes, I can have up to 4 panics consecutively.
- I've tried the SMC, PRAM/NVRAM resets, no dice. I ran AppleDiagnostics, it found no issues.
- Console told me of one program whose crashes coincided with the panics (AdobeUpdateUtility), I removed it and my Creative Cloud desktop app, no dice.
- I ran EtreCheck and removed all the Launchd's that were no longer needed or in use, no dice.
- I got mac Fan Control to see if it was related to running temperature, and found no correlation; it panicked when my mac was running hot and when it was not.
- I read somewhere that it could be chargerport-related, I changed ports from one to the other, no dice
- I read somewhere that it could be RAM-related, but since AppleDiag found nothing, I'm not to sure of that theory
- I thought Chrome could be a suspect since it's a RAM sync, but it's panicked with and without Chrome running
- Terminal did not show me any third-party kernels that I could delete. I only had first-party kernels installed
I am at my wit's end and seriously considering restoring a previous version from time machine, or doing a fresh install. What could the issue be? What else can I try?