MacInstall fails to quit.
Hello guys,
lately my MacBookPro fails to quit. Whet I hit Shut Down, the laptop does not quit and warning comes up: MacInstall fails to quit.
I only manage to quit the machine by force quit.
Is there anything I can do to fix it? What is MacInstall anyways?
Thanks
MacInstall is a third-party installer application that some software developers use instead of Apple's Installer application to build installation packages for their software. Evidently you've installed some piece of software whose developer used MacInstall, and for whatever reason, MacInstall isn't quitting as it should. Force-quit it, then use Spotlight to locate MacInstall on your hard drive, trash it, and empty the trash.
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A dedicated boot drive makes it easier to maintain the system. Means that your data is on another drive.
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i recently posted a question about what may be causing my imac to freeze while shutting down ... or at least take a really long time to shut down. i got a lot of good advice on potential problems, i ran the disk utility, fixed permisions, and disk errors.
i decided to run updater, and after installing a security update, when my computer tried to restart it gave me the following message:
"mirror agent failed to quit...(and then something like shutdown timed out)"
is this a problem? any way to fix it?
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brettbrett,
According to QuickTimeKirk, The "Mirror Agent" is the software that keeps your local copy of your iDisk in "sync" with your remote copy.It could be that you had made changes at Homepage and the files had not yet been "synced" to your local copy. If it happens often you can turn off the "automatic" syncing feature.;~) -
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MarkApple menu (left on top) and choose "force Quit":
choose appstore and forcequit.
Start Appstore again, login, and choose the Update page.
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