Mac O/S

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• Disk

  • Disk Utility

    • In search on top display bar, type disk utility
    • It will show disks attached:
    • Partition
    • Eras:
    • Restore:
    • Unmount:
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  • USB Not Showing up

    • After insrting USB a window quickly appearing ad disappearing and not showing USB in Finder
    • Solution1 :  Change "Allow Accessories" security setting.
      • Go to System Settings>Privacy & Security
      • Scroll down to accessories
      • Allow Accessories to Connect: select either Atomatically allow when unlocked or Always Allow.
    • Do not use a USB Hub, plug the drive directly into you MAA.  Many drives require more power than a Hub can provide.
    • Use Disk Utility to Force Mount:  The drive may be recognized but not mounted (assigned a folder path)
      • open search on top menu and type disk utility.
      • select view > show all devices.
      • Look for your USB drive in the sidebar.  If it appears, click it and then mount in the top toolbar
      • if it still doesn't mount, select drive and click First Aid to repair potential file system corruption.
    • Check Finder setting:
      • Apple silicon (M1/M2/M3): Restart your MAC.
      • Intel-based Mac:  Shut down the Mac, unplug it, wait 15 seconds, plug it back in, and turn it on .
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• Forcefully quit a running program.

  • COMMAND-OPTION-ESC : if any program is running which need to forcefully quit, press these three buttons and select the program and click force quit.
• Connect to a Windows network shared folder

  • Go to Finder folder and click Go/connect to server
  • enter url smb://ip/foldername (smb://10.112.0.170/IT-Folder) and click connect
  • it will connect to shared IT-Folder folder.
• How to remove any application:

  • Open application (Malwarebytes) for Mac. If you have multiple apps open, make sure Malwarebytes is the one selected.
  • At the top of your Mac screen, click Help, then click Uninstall Malwarebytes.
  • A prompt appears with the following message: ...
  • Click Yes.
  • Enter your Mac's password.
  • Click OK.
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• How to remove Kaspersky 

  • Quit the program if you have it open.
  • open the software's installation file.
  • Double click on "Uninstall Kaspersky" and confirm your choice by clicking on "uninstall".
  • Enter the admin's name and password and click ok
  • click on "Finish" to uninstall Kaspersky.
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