Run Onyx Pro Mac Also Needs

Your Mac also needs at least 4GB of memory and 12.5GB of available storage space, or up to 18.5GB of storage space when upgrading from OS X Yosemite or earlier.

Run Onyx Pro Password And Neither

Even if Onyx is an allowed app they cannot open it: it asks for an Administrator password and neither my password or theirs works.

This presumably means that the maintenance tasks work OK ( they cover all users.dont they) but that the cleaning function doesnt cover these accounts.

If you get the right ones in the right order, you can nudge the world a little.

Onyx is an AppleScript application and because of this, it asks for administrative priveleges differently then other applications.

In the Finder if you try to copy something you dont have access to it will ask you to authenticate, and you can then enter an administrators username and password.

See these hints: Run Mail as different user Run application as another user However, my guess is that since Onyx runs some sudo commands, one must be in the sudoers list and to be part of the list you nearly always have to be an administrator.

I decided to delete some apps and related folders that are no longer needed.

Run Onyx Pro Software Updates And

I understand its a good idea to repair permissions beforeafter software updates and installinguninstalling apps.

Is this correct Using Disk Utility, I repaired permission after uninstalling several apps., rebooted and opened Onyx.

It hangs when trying to run the maintenance and partially works when cleaning, it gets stuck trying.I just dont get it.

Even tried re-installing Onyx several additional times - application no longer responds Been using this utility for a few months.now its acting up The only change I made (as far as I can remember) was deactivating journaling as it seems to interfere when trying to use CCC for the first time.

Where did I screw something up Can anyone help Does it have anything to do with Ownership and Permissions ants.

Run Onyx For Mac Pro