MY mac os experienced a kernel panic last night i thought i had these resolved. can anyone chime in thanks much.
iMac 27″, macOS 14.6
I would start by deleting these files from the LaunchDaemons folder. Go to Finder > Go > Go to Folder, and enter /Library/LaunchDaemons. Delete these files:
Then go to Finder > Go > Go to Folder, and enter /Library/LaunchAgents, and delete:
Many of the Google files there are unsigned or point to no where, in addition removing the VPN is just a basic troubleshooting step, as many times we have seen conflicts with the system files.
I would also look at the USB Hub to eliminate that as a source of the Kernel Panic.
It remains, from the provide information, there is something not right with this machine to cause this issue.
Apple Computers in general are reliable and do not have this type of issue
At least over the past almost 20years of using Apple computers, I have had exactly 1 Hardware Failure
That was on the very First Intel Macbook Pro 15"
how to i get ride of system modifications?
@etresoft
Amen to all the above 👍
Thank you for joining in on OP's question with some really great Insights specific to this configuration
well had one month left of an extended warranty not apple that i got with it, so filed a clame let see what they do , if they pay me out or have me take it in.
sold this mac for parts so i no longer have , i bought a new one .
Kernal panic Imac 20,1 27 in
