Now is a good time to re-evaluate which version of macOS your Macs are running. In the next […]
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Over six years old and still going strong, here’s a workaround which makes this infuriating bug all but vanish.
Additional to the protected folders listed in the Privacy pane, macOS has a secret list of files which are also read-only. Apple hasn’t documented these.
The fine line between precision and obscurity examined in the Finder, against Apple’s Style Guide, and its accuracy. And what does HD stand for?
Three Finder bugs in 10.15.3, from the plain silly to infuriating. Every Mac still has a hard disk, Preview Options that don’t work, and a very old fiend.
Fixes a bug which could cause the app to crash when starting to run an audit.
Now collects log entries reporting progress and rates of transfer during a backup, and giving info on what is slowing them down.
How can you tell what causing a backup to run so slowly? If it is this bug, what can you do about it? A plain user’s guide.
Surely these problems with Time Machine are old hat and not news? Or are they simply errors occurring with disks or the file system?
When making a first full backup of less than 2 GB takes 86 minutes, and you then can’t restore from it anyway.
