I have noticed a few things running that I think are either keyloggers or watchdog programs I know something is wrong but I can't tell what.
Something called INTERLOCK is hidden in my system files. Please help me
Macbook Pro Mid 2012
i5 Core
16GB RAM
512GB Sata
Yosemite 10.10.5
Heres is something I found that doesn't seem right but there is more
MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.5)
Huh?
what concerns you about that? it is a plist for an Apple system Installer. The components are the major chunks of Mac OS X.
It always includes Apple Remote Desktop Client, in case you might need it later.
Ok true but kernel panics are up to 1GB is that normal. Something is not right I am constantly redirected I have never seen scripts in the Activity Monitor before either. My system log is full of Identity service warnings and peer network failures. I'm not sure what is going on but It's not good. Can someone please help!
Help with what, you have given no indication that anything is wrong (unless you are calling OSX's own files bad)
Give us something to go on. Kernel Panics do not have sizes, whet you wrote does not make sense. There is no key logger on your Mac.
Ok Noted I'm still experiencing constant Kernel Panic and running slow on very simple operations. I know better to look at logs that I don't understand. My bad. Is there a log I can post or something that will give you information that might lead to a solution?
Macbook Pro Mid 2012
OSX 10.10.5
16GB RAM
512Gb Toshiba
Let me know if we can figure this out I would appreciate the help.
What you need to do.
Download etrecheck. Click on the download link at the bottom of the screen.
run etrecheck. Post complete output.
"rest assured" stamp of approval
Kernel panics are not normal. But they do not occur because of ONE problem, they can be caused by one of thousands of problems. If you want help with kernel panics, find the TEXT of one and post it. You screen captures are nearly illegible.
Mac OS X: How to log a kernel panic - Apple Support
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Try clicking on the image. It will expand. I do not know how the data shown relates to the problem however.
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Thanks, rccharles I did that already. Unless your screen is very wide, the window does not get large enough to be very legible.
Cut-and-pasted TEXT allows much easier analysis.
I could not find anything in the posted screenshots that jumped out at me as the cause of the problems.
If getting kernel panics, the reason why the kernel could not continue, and the bystanders at the "scene of the crime" as well as extensions loaded and installed Hardware can all be very telling.
Thanks, rccharles I did that already. Unless your screen is very wide, the window does not get large enough to be very legible.
Getting readable text on a computer is a pita these days.
I run in Firefox, 14" laptop monitor with firefox expansion screen size to 133%. Clicking on image makes it readable. 170 for image.
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I have unrecognized software on my computer Keylogger?! Please Help
