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We think of and use our Apple Computers as if theyre stable and perfect until they fail.

What can we do to get that machine back to its beautiful normal.

Even though I can log in, none of my applications will launch.

At times, I get the spinning beach ball for what seems like forever.

Try them out and let us know if something works or if you have other ideas.

Fix For Spinning Ball In Outlook On A On Sierra Mac OS X

Readers report this works for all macOS versions (including Mojave High SierraSierra) and most Mac OS X versions.

Lesson learned. So for all you who are superb iFolks, this is for you.

Be prepared with another way to get into your Mac that doesnt involve reformatting the hard drive and losing everything.

So you fix problems without having to take drastic actions, like wiping your drive clean.

Fix For Spinning Ball In Outlook On A On Sierra Trial And Error

So its time to do some trial and error to figure out whats going on with your user account.

Some readers report this works for themparticularly for folks still running Mac OS X.

Well then remove some of your cache files that may be the source of the problem.

If something happens, you can restore the old files using the backup.

A corrupt preference file(s) is often the cause for unusual behavior on your Mac, especially if an application isnt opening or crashes frequently.

Remember in this case patience really is your biggest ally (and virtue.).

Restart your computer each time and see if the user account is fixed.

InsanelyMac offers a RepairPermission app and a Disk Utility app that does the work for you.

Kext Utility for Mac provides similar services, including repairing permissions for all system folders and rebuilding system caches.

To enable these options to execute in Terminal: sudo spctl master-disable.

It provides more security to your Mac and prevents malware from modifying system files and directories.

Let the Geniuses take a look at it; you paid for this after all.

They certainly see a lot more questions than we do (thankfully.).