Is it safe from prying eyes? After all, you’re putting your personal documents online. A scan using Bitdefender found no viruses or malicious code. I ran and installed Backblaze on my iMac. Machine: Mac Pro (Mid 20101), 2.Yes, it is safe to use. I have seldom needed to resort to Time Machine, and am not very good at using it.Īny idea how to troubleshoot and fix this problem? I wondered if the problem might be in my Library/Caches/ folder, but Time Machine will not let me revert it. I used Time Machine to revert the file ~/Library/Prefers/. Luckily, I made a Time Machine backup immediately before installing the Backblaze software. I contacted Backblaze technical support, which said they will get back to me on a weekday. I checked the Backblaze website and didn't find this issue.
I can't pull down the Apple menu to shut down the machine, because hovering over the icon just gets me a spinning beach ball and no response to clicks. Control-Option-Escape fails to bring up the Force Quit menu. Sometimes the Dock works for another minute or two for switching apps and Spaces, then it stops responding too. Other apps still show the pointer when moused over. If I move it over anything Finder, I also get the spinning beachball. After using the machine for awhile (60 to 90 minutes?), whatever app I'm in stops responding to the keyboard or mouse clicks. I immediately ran the Backblaze uninstaller, emptied the trash, and restarted the machine.īut the problem persists. This time I was typing in an app when the machine stalled with a hung with a spinning beachball and I ended up doing another hard shut down. I ended up doing a hard shutdown using the power key.Īfter restarting the machine and resuming the backup, I used the machine for a while (60 to 90 minutes?).
When I typed my password to log in, I typed Return and the system promptly hung with a spinning beach ball. After installing Backblaze remote backup software and starting my first backup, I was away from a few minutes and my screen went to sleep.
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