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Here, I'd back up and then back up again and then wipe and reinstall and migrate docs and not migrate over apps. Mac Pro Early 2009 officially tops out at OS X 10.11, so a new or newer Mac that can run High Sierra or Mojave is another approach here.įor getting rid of this stuff, that takes research into the specific hunks, and usually direct, local, full system access. To mostly start over with the configuration. I'd be tempted to back up to external, back up again just because I like my data, build a bootable installer with El Capitan, erase and format as GPT HFS+ and then reinstall El Capitan, and to then migrate over just my documents and not my apps, and to then reload the apps from the vendors' current distributions. Mildly surprised that this even boots and runs as well as it does. I see NetBlockade (Internet Cleanup?), NetworkSpyAlert, Avira, Malwarebytes, TechTool Protection, Sophos, and potentially more here. Running multiple products is a Really Bad Idea.Īnd some of these including cleaning tools have caused corruptions requiring reinstallation. One add-on anti-malware tool can be questionable at times. As a test, remove the add-on anti-virus and anti-malware and add-on cleaning and add-on monitoring tools per the vendors' instructions, reboot, and try again.

Download the new version for apple Monitorian 4.4.6