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I think once you uninstall ESET your Mac may be Ok, or at least a whole lot better since the two AV products won't be fighting against one another. Most organizations will insist on their preferred solution since they can monitor its use most easily. Sentinel One also seems to be fairly benign on Macs too as far as AV solutions go.

If you still have problems with Sentinel One installed, then I would recommend running EtreCheck again, but make sure when posting the new EtreCheck report that you use the "Share Report" option within the EtreCheck and select "Copy Report" which will give you the proper text to paste into the "Additional Text" field here on the forums. Copying the report this way will preserve the proper spacing in the text report and not include the hidden special formatting characters which makes the current report hard to read. Plus it will help to have all of the ESET lines removed as well (hopefully they will be gone if ESET is properly & fully uninstalled). There is a possibility you have other third party software installed that could be contributing to the problem, but I stopped reading after seeing the two AV solutions installed especially since the report was so hard to read with the extra formatting characters visible. Plus it will allow us to see whether ESET was fully uninstalled.

Please let us know how things work out once you uninstall ESET.

KP's can be very difficult to track down as they can be caused by hardware or software, however where I'd start is with the following:

The best antivirus, cleaning app, and overall maintenance app for Mac OS is Mac OS itself. All you need to do with Mac OS to keep it secure and running well is to keep it up-to-date and do periodic (about 1x per week) restarts. Other than that, leave it alone. Adding third party antivirus, cleaning, security and other types of maintenance apps to Mac OS adds no additional level of security. The only thing these apps do is have the opposite affect users want. They make Mac OS slow, unstable, generate odd behavior (much like you are experiencing) and make Mac OS appear buggy.

Please locate the developers uninstall instructions for SentinelOne, and ESET and follow to the letter. Then restart in Safe Mode per the directions in Use safe mode to isolate issues with your Mac  and then restart normally. If the KP's continue, please download and use FindAnyFile (the free version) and search your system for any files from both developers, move to the Trash and empty the Trash.

You should never have two anti-virus products installed at the same time. One is bad enough, but when two or more are installed simultaneously, they end up stepping on each others toes. Sentinel One is odd to see on a personal system as that is usually installed by a school or business. If a school or business requires you to have anti-virus installed, then you should leave this one alone. You should definitely uninstall the ESET and if you have no requirement to use an anti-virus by a school or employer, then uninstall Sentinel One as well by following the developer's instructions. @rkaufmann87 is completely correct than anti-virus apps and similar apps are not needed on a Mac. Just following standard safe computing practices:

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