Cannot click on anything in Notification Center, Today view. Running Yosemite, MacBook Air 13" '13.

After the Yosemite Beta 4 I was unable to use the Today view in Notification Center. Even after the update, nothing changed. And do not see anyway to add widgets, looks like nothing changed since that update Beta 4. Before upgrade to the official version I had the Beta 6. Everything else still looks the same. Keyboard is not responding at times like it used to be. Don't get what is wrong, and not sure if it even properly installed the original version of Yosemite.

Step 1: uninstall Avast See how it is as that is a known culprit
Step 2: Chrome does not play well with OS X and is also sighted as a leading cause
Step 3: DropBox has been a processor or network hog though less so than the above two.
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