'Works in safe mode', 'fails in regular mode' implies it's something you added.Īs you reported, there are multiple panics around the graphics cards. Prudent debugging procedure would be to restart in Safe mode (which does not load ANY third-party extensions) and see if the problem happens in Safe mode.
(they are not accessible until their Driver is loaded.) that is certainly NOT what you want for a rock-solid backup drive, Best practice is to initialize the drive with Disk Utility before use, and not rely on ANY third-party disk drivers - they are NOT required. This can be a problem, because using their drivers often means the drives they control will NOT be available after a crash, such as in Recovery Mode. You are showing active use of WD extensions/Drivers. I'll leave it to you to speculate which app may be responsible for that.SymantecEndpointSecurity - version 9.0.6 (Symantec - )Īpplication: /Volumes/O********m/A**********s/Norton Internet Security.app - version 9.0.10 (Symantec - )ĭescription: Symantec Endpoint Security system extension Signpost_reporter is an Apple process that reports diagnostics information to app developers, such as excessive CPU usage resulting in slow performance. You never need to download and install something to remove something else you downloaded and installed.ĮtreCheck does nothing whatsoever after you quit the app.Įxecutable: /usr/libexec/signpost_reporter EtreCheck Pro can do that (I think) but you can uninstall it manually with a little help from ASC helpers. If you goof up and install it anyway, it's easily uninstalled. Installing malware on a Mac requires your explicit consent and active participation.
In fact there is no reason to have it at all. There is no need to have "Malwarebytes" running all the time, adding to that Mac's burden. RTProtectionDaemon 10.02 % (Malwarebytes Corporation) Microsoft Word 79.84 % (Microsoft Corporation)
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