HP Smart app crashes every time I open it since Monterey installed. Printer still works but app does not. Anyone else have this issue?
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I am using HP Easy Scan and it works perfectly in Monterey 12.1 beta 4.
Kerio VPN Client is not working. App write: Kerio Control VPN Client Service is not running. In Security & Privacy do not have ""Kerio Technologies" was blocked from loading". Sorry but new Kerio VPN Client does not work in old version of Kerio Control. And old version Client of Kerio do not work on new Mac. It's bad.
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Hello! Can anyone confirm for me that the JetBrains suite of IDEs are still broken? Finding conflicting information about these throughout other forums. Thanks in advance!
It seems VirtualBox is now working with Monterey
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I don't know why that should happen. All I can offer is a bit about transparencyd in this from AskDifferent.
Thanks! And from that page:
“It handles the API and SDK calls for developers to check user tracking entitlements and transparently request access to private data and set these preferences on a per-app and per-device basis.”
and
“it’s the mechanism by which an application receives access to photos, contacts, files and other things by requesting that access from the operating system.”
Soooo, what I gather is that an app is tracking me and causing the app tracking service to fail. Cool cool cool
Thanks! And from that page:
“It handles the API and SDK calls for developers to check user tracking entitlements and transparently request access to private data and set these preferences on a per-app and per-device basis.”
and
“it’s the mechanism by which an application receives access to photos, contacts, files and other things by requesting that access from the operating system.”
Soooo, what I gather is that an app is tracking me and causing the app tracking service to fail. Cool cool cool
I've been seeing this every morning now when waking my M1 MBP from Sleep. Filed FB9850004.
One thing in the crash report that leads me to believe it's not a specific app (directly) causing this is the following:
External Modification Summary:
Calls made by other processes targeting this process:
task_for_pid: 0
thread_create: 0
thread_set_state: 0
Calls made by this process:
task_for_pid: 0
thread_create: 0
thread_set_state: 0
Calls made by all processes on this machine:
task_for_pid: 0
thread_create: 0
thread_set_state: 0
I'm not 100% sure, but going thru the rest of the report, the Parent Process is 'launchd [1]' which leads me back to:
Dispatch queue: SFAnalytics data access queue
and
Thread 2 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: NSManagedObjectContext
These both track back to the main "kernel process" crashing, but it's not a kernel panic crash, I'm still able to use everything normally without needing to reboot. I'm at a loss here because you'd think something system related would start happening right after macOS 12.1 was installed, not days (weeks?) after.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Do you get significant gain from using Volta? Extra hours? If so, do you have (about) the same MBP I have? Macbook Pro 15" 2015, 2,8 GHz i7 (DG) 16GB/1TB.
Yes, with the right settings I can get a lot more time on the battery. My configuration, see. signature, it gets approximately 3 hours more than the setting without using Volta. With undervolted CPU -100 mV, Power Limit set to 20W and reduced brightness, I am able to operate for 11 hours on battery power. Also have a MID 2014 system with i7 2.8GHz, Iris GPU and m2 ssd Kingston HyperX Predator and I got it around 4 hours. But here I have Mojave installed and battery has less capacity.
That certainly is impressive!
I meanwhile did some searching and also found Turbo Boost Switcher (Pro) and Endurance. Unlike Volta, these two apps do not require a (partial) disabling of SIP.
Endurance is $20 (too expensive for such an app imho) and Turbo Boost Switcher Pro is $9.95. Both seem to be working quite well, according to some reviews.
Yes, but Turbo Boost Switcher (Pro) can't set the Power Limit and undervolting CPU, which is much more important than just disabling Turbo Boost.
Hopefully Power Photos gets a fix soon. That's essential software for someone with a massively cluttered Photos library like me LOL.
PowerPhotos 1.9.10 working perfectly here on 2015MBP Retina and latest Monterey.
Just upgraded to Monterey about a month ago and today I found out Wondershare Uniconverter 12.6.8.2 is NOT working.
They have Univconverter 13 but even though I paid "perpetual license" they said I have to pay additional fee as the "13" is a new product.
Screw you Wondershare. I am going with HandBreak.
They have Univconverter 13 but even though I paid "perpetual license" they said I have to pay additional fee as the "13" is a new product.
Screw you Wondershare. I am going with HandBreak.
updated to Monterey 12.2.1 from Big Sur 11.6.4 yesterday. Notice these are working flawlessly for me on Mac mini M1:
- Carbon Copy Cloaner 6.1 (7303)
- Cisco AnyConnect 4.9.05042
- Xquartz 2.8.1
Depends on what you are doing. Crashes for me only if I go to macOS download section - which is what I use!
Ok, so what setting needs to be toggled for Facebook Messenger to work with Safari? (as it's in the working apps list)
Doesn't load the window - icon turns blue, but it doesn't open the conversations list.
Thanks in advance!
edit - scratch that - it started working - with no changes in configuration - next time it fails, I'll send a feedback report in.
Doesn't load the window - icon turns blue, but it doesn't open the conversations list.
Thanks in advance!
edit - scratch that - it started working - with no changes in configuration - next time it fails, I'll send a feedback report in.
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