The latest MacOS update failed, causing the M2 Pro machine to crash. I am attempting to reinstall macOS Sequoia to the “Macintosh HD” drive, which is taking 1 and a half hours. Anyone else experiencing this issue? How did you resolve this? Anyone not have this issue?
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MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.4
JL1306 wrote:
The latest MacOS update failed, causing the M2 Pro machine to crash. Anyone not have this issue?
Have updated 1 - M1 Desktop, 1 - M2 Desktop, 1 - M3 Laptop and 1 - M4 Desktop through various versions of Sequoia including the current Sequoia 15.5
No issues whatsoever
Remove any of the below types of Third Party Softwares
None of which are beneficial to the computer and / or the operating system
Third Party 2 Way Firewalls
Commercial VPNs
Third Party Security Software
Third Party Disk Cleaners / Optimizer
Owl-53 wrote:
Remove any of the below types of Third Party Softwares
None of which are beneficial to the computer and / or the operating system
Third Party 2 Way Firewalls
Commercial VPNs
Third Party Security Software
Third Party Disk Cleaners / Optimizer
See the latest 'Which?' issue for test results comparing various anti-virus products for the Mac.
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mechanic1357 wrote:
Owl-53 wrote:
Remove any of the below types of Third Party Softwares
None of which are beneficial to the computer and / or the operating system
Third Party 2 Way Firewalls
Commercial VPNs
Third Party Security Software
Third Party Disk Cleaners / Optimizer
See the latest 'Which?' issue for test results comparing various anti-virus products for the Mac.
What results ??
Third Party Security Software
This will included Norton Antivirus
FTC Order Will Ban Avast from Selling Browsing Data for Advertising Purposes, Require It to Pay $16.5 Million Over Charges the Firm Sold Browsing Data After Claiming Its Products Would Block Online Tracking
FTC says despite its promises to protect consumers from online tracking, Avast sold consumers' browsing data to third parties
Webroot ,
ESET ,
Avira ,
Read some of the posting and arrive at your own conclusions.
The Built in Security is all that is required.
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The latest macOS Sequoia update failed and crashed the MacBook Pro
