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Jon, I did download Elements Camera raw 6.7 but when I clicked the dmg, It said Adobe patch installer can't be opened and said to eject Disk Image.

My thoughts are, how can to update something if you have nothing update from. Any ideas?

jaybass

Senility hadn't occurred to me, and I don't know if it's really what's at the root of his behavior, but he definitely has lost his grip on reality.

I suspect that he's got a countdown clock somewhere that started at 15 minutes 19 years ago and got stuck with one second remaining, and he's pitifully, desperately and at any cost, trying to make himself relevant again for that final second.

Heck, there are probably 15 states that would elect him to local office based on his outstanding efforts on Trump's behalf.

What that says to me is you have a third party kernel extension installed on your system that does not play nice with either the supplemental update or the security update or possibly the combination of the two. I seriously doubt the Safari update would be the culprit unless the slowdown is limited strictly to internet browsing. The order of installation "suggestion" sounds more like a coincidental occurence than anything substantial. (But, that is just my opinion.)

Based on, my suspicions, I would do the ⌘R erase and install, [b]but NOT migrate any applications. Then test performance. Install the updates one at a time -- prefereably in their order of initial release -- testing after each update. If yoyu have not hit a slowdown at that point you can begin to reinstall your third party apps -- one at a time beginning with those having kernel extensions -- testing after each until the slowdown occurs. At which point you will have identified the culprit. For this to work you must be methodical and patient. Biting the bullet and upgrading to Catalina might save a lot of time.

priority immunizations

Ira thanks, well email provider, Fastmail, I'll now ask them about this, if they are culprit. I assumed was ios issue.

You're quite welcome....and, welcome to FineTunedMac.