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407MacHow do you reset the SMC on a Mac?
Reset the SMC: Reset the System Management Controller (SMC), which controls how your Mac manages power. If you have a Mac with...
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566MacWhat is IMRemoteURLConnectionAgent on Mac?
It looks like IMRemoteURLConnectionAgent is a process that listens for incoming iMessages and can wake up the computer to display them. What...
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414MacWhy does my Mac keep overheating?
MacBooks can overheat for many reasons: software that strains your processor, too many open browser tabs, and setting your device near external...
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489MacWhat is Xpcproxy Mac?
xpcproxy — configures the execution environment for XPC services. DESCRIPTION. xpcproxy xpcproxy is an exec(3) trampoline that configures the environment for an...
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452RingWhat is normal CPU usage Mac?
How much CPU is normal for macOS? Surprisingly to many Mac users, there is no recommended percentage of CPU usage. But obviously,...
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429TechWhy is my Mac system CPU usage so high?
Remove unnecessary login items Launch agents and login items can bombard your system upon startup, using vital resources and increasing CPU usage....
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448MacWhat is Mdworker on Mac?
What is mdworker? It’s a process that runs in the background on your Mac. Mdworker is short for metadata server worker. And...
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438IphoneWhy is kernel_task running on my Mac?
The primary function of the (kernel task) process is to regulate the temperature of your Mac’s CPU. Every time you power on...
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475WindowsWhat is a clean boot Windows 7?
Summary. A “clean boot” starts Windows with a minimal set of drivers and startup programs, so that you can determine whether a...
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414RebootWhat is a boot order?
What Does Boot Sequence Mean? Boot sequence is the order in which a computer searches for nonvolatile data storage devices containing program...
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