Tonight I discovered I have bigger problems on my Air than VMware
functionality.
First, I noticed Safari wouldn't start
Going into Internet Accounts I find I can't access the table of
configured accounts. El Cap says "busy" and the busy never goes away.
Only way out is Command+Option+Escape.
So, next I try Keychain Access. After all, I changed my login password
recently, so should update the keychain in order to not be prompted,
right? Well, Keychain Access is also a no go. It's another perpetual
"busy."
So, what's the debug process? Is there a good help on how to debug with
VO? Seems restarting in Safe Mode doesn't give me VO. So, I'm feeling
stuck on how to proceed.
All suggestions warmly welcomed.
Janina
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Executive Chair, Accessibility Workgroup: http://a11y.org
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