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• macOS Sierra - auto restart when you watch in full screen youtube videos

  After the upgrade, El Capitan for macOS Sierra, whenever I try to Watch youtube videos or videos online on full screen, the computer just automatically restarts itself, why? Anyone with a similar problem?

  I have the same problem. Goes directly to the display of connection and after I log in, all applications to restart.

• Bootcamp in macOS Sierra

  Hello

  I'm using bootcamp on macOS Sierra (on MacBook Air 2015) and had installed Windows 10.

  I don't know if I can ask this group, but I think that the problem is a problem of bootcamp.

  When I turn on the computer to start Windows under bootcamp, it cannot generally go through the procedure of full boot with the following symptom:

  the keyboard light would not turn

  bootcamp icon does not respond (popup list will not display if I click on it) - I can't do anything to return to Mac OS

  the computer can still run other programs under Windows but only I can't switch back to Mac OS when the above symptoms appears - this is why I believe that it is related to the bootcamp rather than windows.

  I need to restart Windows, sometimes for a few times until everything seems normal again.  Sometimes I have to stop completely, then put up the start to be normal.

  Someone at - it the same experience?  Is that what I can do to fix this?

  Thank you for your help.

  You have BC6 drivers installed on Windows? Is there an element of Bootcamp in Panel configuration or the system tray?

• I upgraded to MacOS Sierra recently, since then, my Mac Mini needs to strat befor 5 times actually implemented, why?

  Mac Mini (mid-2011), 2.5 GHz mid-range Core i5, 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3, 256 GB Solid State Drive Storage

  10.12 MacOS

  I upgraded to MacOS Sierra recently, since then, my Mac Mini must start 5 times before it actually starts.

  It starts and restarts in the middle of the boot process, 4 times.

  Why?

  I have experienced a similar curiosity, but often with messing around on a Linux partition. I do not have a definitive answer for you, but check on this thread (MacBook Pro will restart several times during the boot process) and maybe here further (oots http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/88213/how-to-find-cause-of-repeated-reb)

  I hope this helps!

• Troubleshooting with macOS Sierra

  Hello community!

  I recently installed macOS Sierra on my MacBook Pro retina (Retina, 13-inch, mid-2014 with 2.6 GHz Intel Core i5, memory 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 and SSD 256). My MacBook is having hanged very often (after every 30 minutes) especially when I use Safari [version 10.0 (12602.1.50.0.10)] with several tabs. Please help me to provide appropriate advice.

  Restart in safe mode

  Try safe mode if your Mac does not end commissioning - Apple Support

  then open safari while holding the SHIFT key,

  restart normally.

  If the problem persists you can publish a report of etrecheck for further analysis.

  www.etrecheck.com

• Finder crashing on macOS Sierra

  I have a late 2009 iMac Core2 3.33 GHz, 8 GB RAM processor. After the installation of macOS Sierra, Finder crashes constantly on me. I have to restart about five times a day.

  • Get beach balls when you click on an external drive or a folder.
  • Get beach balls when you use folders and files on my computer with Mac (for example logic) applications or web applications.
  • When the Finder crashes, I can't start it again.
  • When the Finder crashes and I try to stop or restart, my screen freezes and the system is not finished closing down or restart (I have to press my power button / as a strong downwards).
  • I tried already to re-setup of Sierra.
  • I already cleaned my folder of application of system of 'tricks' old, unused library support.
  • All of a sudden, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, iPhoto and iMovie has started to download and install on my iMac - it was very strange. I had already installed the new versions of the Pages, Numbers and Keynote, before Sierra was deployed. In addition, I see no updates in the App Store that relate to this spontaneous download.
  • Projector has also crashed on me recently during a search.
  • I read that Google Drive and dictation can cause this, but I don't have to be installed/activated.

  I will continue to add to this newspaper that I find new things that cause my iMac to hang / crash.

  If anyone has any advice, or was able to solve this, please reply to this message.

  Download and run Etrecheck to go to https://etrecheck.com/ and paste the results here.

• macOS Sierra does not support some MIDI controllers

  Because I downloaded the new macOS sierra, my midi keyboard no longer works. The midi controller is no longer recognized by Logic Pro X.

  Thanks in advance!

  But it is recognized by the computer, Garageband sees the keyboard?

  Go to utilities/Audio-MIDI settings...

  With the keyboard plugged in, look on the MIDI tab, everything is listed.

  After update for Sierra have you disconnected the keyboard, stop and restart the computer, allow to settle and then reconnect the keyboard.

• 9.0 schedule search in macOS Sierra

  I ve made just the switch to macOS Sierra on my 2014 27 "iMac and not only love him but they were"lucky"so far: everything (apart from a few little niggles in Photoshop CS6) works well. But in the calendar, I have several entries and events dating back to the 1990s that I still sometimes have to find. But rummaging through the won´t calendar show anything more than 1 year away, which is very frustrating! Someone knows how to help me, or is this a limitation of the I´ll calendar just to live with? I like using Mac calendar for its simplicity, clean up the GUI and the perfectly in-sync with my iPhone and Don t want to use a third-party program such as Fantastical or BusyCal. EtreCheck shows no problem and performance "excellent".  Thank you very much for any help offered!

  You need to re-index your Spotlight cache files. Some users have had to re-index the calendar items. However, before you start trying to bugs, if your calendars are synchronized, you can try to remove the addition. System Preferences > iCloud, clear the calendar check box, and then add it again. Give it time to delete files.

  Check first under the Privacy tab in Spotlight. If the boot volume, or any volume where your data resides is listed, remove the. Spotlight will begin immediately the amount of indexing. Check back later and you should be able to find the items in Spotlight.

  HOW DO I RE-INDEX YOUR SPOTLIGHT CACHE FILES

  In the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.

  * Click on the projector.

  Make this mail and Messages is enabled on the results tab of research.

  * Click on the Privacy tab.

  * Drag your player to the list. Wait a few minutes.

  * Remove the item you added.

  * Projector will be re - index the content of the element that you initially dragged to the list.

  Probably not necessary, but I would immediately leave the Terminal and restart your Mac.

  SUMMARY:

  Depending on your Mac and the contents of his hard drive, the re-indexing may take several hours. This night is a good option if you have a large drive.

  Open the activity monitor in Applications/Utilities and type md in the search filter. You should see several mdworker who are active processes.

  Until this process is complete, Spotlight will not know the contents of your discs and will not send mail.

  With Calendar.app quit...

  Go to the library to the user (see below)

  Scroll to the calendars folder

  Delete these files:

  Cache calendar

  Calendar Cache-shm

  Calendar Cache-wal

  Open the calendar & test

  Library of the user to see the

  The user library folder is hidden by default. In the unhide: select the Finder in the Dock. Less go in the Menu bar > hold down the Option key and you will see the library.

  Find the library user folder

  http://www.takecontrolbooks.com/resources/0167/site/chap11.html#FindingtheUserLi braryFolder

• Impossible to upgrade usb macos sierra

  Hello!

  Created a USB Sierra installer in accordance with the old guide: create a bootable OS x - Apple support Installer

  The command used is:

  sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Sierra.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/MyVolume --applicationpath /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Sierra.app 

  USB is supposed to be successfully created, and I get the icon 'Install macOS Sierra' on the desktop after inserting/editing of the USB. I then open it and run the Setup program, it tells me it takes about 6 minutes, and then it tells me to restart in the sierra of macOS. After the reboot, I'm still on El Capitan!

  What I am doing wrong? I would like to install from USB to avoid having to download each of my Macs! It would be very unhelpful in my time and my bandwidth!

  As soon as it restarts, try to select the installer from USB as a boot using Boot Manager device - an Option button and selecting this device.

  Please read an external USB (Mac Intel) - storage device from Apple Support.

• macOS Sierra - calendar Agent Crash

  I installed macOS Sierra on my MBP 8.3 (17 "end 2011) - 16 GB of RAM. 1 TB SSD.

  After you have identified a problem with a Logitech mouse driver (and delete) I stopped for a few days to attend to other things.

  Restart today, I had a few problems:

  1. the backlight of the screen did not come until after I entered the word password (took a few reboots hard to understand what was going on.  Once I entered the password, backlight restarted and has been authorized since, even after stop and restart.  Weird!

  2. the problem that won't go away, it's with the agent of the calendar.  He has appeared as a couple of notifications - a single event, reminder of a task.  I rejected the two of them, but they came back several times.  The console log shows the following:

  -Beginning of the inserted newspaper-

  Process: CalendarAgent [312]

  Path: gent /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CalendarAgent.framework/Executables/CalendarA

  ID: CalendarAgent

  Version: 8.0 (384)

  Code type: X 86-64 (Native)

  Parent process:? [1]

  Manager: CalendarAgent [312]

  User ID: 501

  Date/time: 2016-09-27 16:02:35.685 + 1000

  OS version: Mac OS X 10.12 (A 16, 323)

  Report Version: 12

  Anonymous UUID: 050C98F1-BA2C-E406-1823-28FB21ADFCF3

  Time since started awake: 500 seconds

  Integrity of system protection: enabled

  Crashed thread: 0 dispatch queue: com.apple.main - wire

  Exception type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)

  Exception codes: 0 x 0000000000000000, 0 x 0000000000000000

  Note the exception: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY

  Request for clarification:

  Reason for termination due to an untrapped exception "NSInvalidArgumentException" app,: '-[CalManagedMigrationGroup isAutoScheduleSupported]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x7f87990fb920'

  ending with an exception uncaught of print type

  Abort() called

  -End of the inserted newspaper-

  There a lot more to it and a few dozen of them in today's newspaper.

  Has anyone else had this?

  Any thoughts on how to solve the problem?

  I'm having a similar error - first Mail crashes with the error below and calendar hangs with a similar error.  Details below.  Everything was fine until I updated to Sierra (clean install, not upgrade).

  

• Problems with macOS Sierra?  This fix can help you.

  Hello world.

  I wanted to post a solution that I have developed due to some erratic behaviors that I lived with macOS Sierra (no sound, slow don't boot, sluggish performance,... etc.).  This problem all my problems:

  1. After the upgrade to Sierra, restart your system and reset the memory NVRAM and SMC
     1. Reset NVRAM - How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
     2. Reset the SMC - reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support
  2. Start normally
  3. Restart
  4. Start in Recovery Mode (command + R) - on the recovery of OS X - Apple support
     1. Launch disk utility
        1. Click on your disk (should be above Macintosh HD)... .click on first aid and allowed to run
        2. Click on Macintosh HD... .click on first aid and allowed to run
        3. Quit the disk utility
     2. Launch of reinstall macOS and complete reinstall.  Be very patient.
  5. After reinstalling:
     1. Restart
     2. Reset the NVRAM new - How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
     3. Reset the SMC again - reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support
     4. Start normally
     5. Restart
     6. Boot into Recovery Mode, once again (command + R) - On OS X Recovery - Apple Support
        1. Launch disk utility
           1. Click on your disk (should be above Macintosh HD)... .click on first aid and allowed to run
           2. Click on Macintosh HD... .click on first aid and allowed to run
           3. Quit the disk utility
        2. Exit the Recovery Mode and start normally

  Happy to help you with this,

  BrainSel

  I did disk first aid and tonight, tried to do a reinstall in Recovery Mode. I went into Recovery Mode, but nothing after that I said to reinstall Sierra (in fact he said that he would check if I was eligible, then I hit Continue, and nothing's happened over an hour when I left).  I also downloaded from the App Store, reinstalled Sierra and have exactly the same problems. But I'll try fortunately once again in a day or two after your specific guidelines, and it would be nice if it worked.  (I had all of your problems. Mine were the window of the mail attachment issues (opens and closes quickly or opens but not completely, so I can not upwards), network goes offline after I wake the computer from sleep, sleep sometimes takes three tests since the first time I try to sleep, he wakes up immediately.  But I'll give it a try and thanks to you and khati for the info.

• Where are my rules of mail under macOS Sierra?

  Hello

  I lost all my rules of mail after upgrade to OSX 'El Capitan' to macOS Sierra.

  Appears that the rule of 'Apple News' as shown in the image below.

  

  Any help appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Rule files are stored in MailData folder in the Library/Mail/V4 of the user folder. Depending on what OS version you had previously installed, you can try to restore the files from a backup rules. Mail was listed in the folder V2 or V3.

  The rules are stored in a list of properties to:

  ~/Library/Mail/V4/MailData/SyncedRules.plist 

  Abandonment of post

  Restore the plist file

  Restart the messaging

  You will need to re-enable each rule. Check the destination file as well.

  Library of the user to see the

  The user library folder is hidden by default. In the unhide: select the Finder in the Dock. Less go in the Menu bar > hold down the Option key and you will see the library.

  Find the library user folder

  http://www.takecontrolbooks.com/resources/0167/site/chap11.html#FindingtheUserLi braryFolder

• MacBook Pro crashed after update to macOS Sierra

  After I tried to update my MacBook Pro for macOS Sierra, this screen came:

  In case you can't read it, it says "apple.com/support-1007F'.

  After restart my MacBook Pro, he asked for my Wi - Fi connection information, so I typed in it and it showed a loading bar. Then came to this screen:

  

  I didn't know which option to choose, what is called Apple Care to help make a choice. They said to choose 'Reinstall OS X' so I did. Then my screen says something like "click and drag to the browser that you want to download in" but nothing has popped up.

  I don't know what is happening with my computer. Hard drive failure? This update was not the largest update so I don't know why all this is happening.

  If you have any ideas or solutions, please respond! That would be incredible!

  Thank you guys!

  It seems that your Mac can not find the system disk. It seems that the drive has failed and your Mac is now in recovery mode.

• reminder for macOS Sierra notifications shows 1, but none here

  I am running the latest official version of macOS Sierra 10.12

  Everytime I turn on my MacBook, I see that there is 1 reminder on my reminders open it and nothing. I followed the steps from Apple on the deactivation of reminders in iCloud and turning them back top and restart and restart before reminders, no other results.

  Has anyone found a fix for this, that may be having the same problem?

  Here is a screenshot

  https://drive.Google.com/file/d/0ByXVe-9jcsAteFlLTHNRM3dRVFk/view?USP=sharing

  Hi there, HMILLER75. Thank you for using communities of support from Apple!

  It seems that if you get a reminder that there is not actually on your MacBook Pro, which has been upgraded to macOS Sierra. You have made a huge step in troubleshooting, but since it did not help I have a few extra steps for you.

  With the reminders on your Mac app, close it using the Menu option (callbacks > reminders Quit) then hold down the SHIFT key left while the reopening of reminders to clear the cache.

  Safe mode try if your Mac does not start -is not only recommended safe mode when your Mac is not put into market, it also erases the system caches and certainty that your Mac starts correctly.

  These steps should clear reminders inhabiting not actually on your Mac. Have a great day!

• macOS Sierra: Finder does not

  Hey,.

  I'm running a 2011 end MacBook Pro with macOS Sierra (10.12) running. It is a new installation of the system. Its an i7, 8 GB ram, and a 512 SSD running.

  The system works really well, but now and then the Finder completely freezes upward with many applications refusing to start. When I try to force quit them, everything except the Finder can be quit. In an attempt to relaunch the Finder, it just crashes and goes into a loop does not.

  Another strange thing, I've seen, it's Photos.app said now "Closed library" or something to that effect. Not able to reproduce every time, but it happens now and then.

  My doubts are on my oneDrive synchronizes running may at this time? -J' have two account personal and business running on them at the moment. Aside, the only other cloud service is iCloud (with iCloud Drive work with the new feature of office and Documents).

  At this point, I had to reset hard at the computer to make it work again.

  I have the same problem with the Finder on my iMac late 2009 after upgrading to Mac OS Sierra. When I double click on any folder or the Finder, I get the 'beachball', Finder becomes "inadmissible", and when I try to restart the Finder, nothing happens. I can't get Finder operational return. The only solution is to reboot. And frankly, I'm tired of reboot five times a day. I think that this happens generally when I'm under Safari. Not sure if it's one of the reasons why Finder crashes. I already tried to reinstall Sierra with no luck.