Dealing with Kernel Panic on MacBook Pro

TheReaLIsaiah wrote:

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My MacBook Pro has been getting kernel panics for months when I'm not on safe mode. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Thanks

What I see—Antivirus software: Apple and Symantec

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Uninstall any and all third party Antivirus, Cleaners, Optimizers, VPN, speeder uppers....

all known to cause issue on the macOS.

Look for an official uninstaller. If you removed the app but did not use the official in-app uninstaller to get to all the dregs— I suspect you have to reinstall to officially uninstall.

if in doubt search the developers website or contact their: Support/Help/FAQ/Known issues/compatibility/updates/uninstaller

Contact a third-party vendor - Apple Support

Contact a third-party vendor - Apple Support

To the point—

Third party AntiVirus is not recommended— it typically does nothing but add issues to the macOS and competes directly with Apple’s own built in security:

macOS - Security - Apple macOS - Security - Apple

Apple Platform Security - Apple Apple Platform Security - Apple Support

Dr Buho and his Cleaner should GO as well.

Your Mac does not accumulate filth, and all the other things they suggest cleaning and brute-force un-installing will make your Mac slower, and likely unstable.