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Inquire directly with the vendor to make sure.įirst, there is no reason to ever install or run any 3rd party 'cleaning', 'optimizing', 'speed-up', anti-virus, VPN or security apps on your Mac. Check the vendor support information on their websites. Validate they are all compatible with macOS Monterey and Apple Silicon.

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Make sure you downloaded all these tools from the actual vendor websites and not from any 3rd party download sources. But you might want to test removing Logi G Hub and see if that helps. Then again, I don't use RGB keyboards / mice. I don't typically use Logitech G Hub on Mac's. Validate these are up-to-date versions and that the vendor fully supports macOS Monterey and Apple Silicon (M1) hardware.Īlso Logi G Hub has an issue. This could be the Apowersoft Audio Device, KrispAudio, Wondershare, etc. This would likely be due to the read only system volume and added security. Seems something audio related was attempting to misuse the libxpc.dylib API, meaning a legacy app trying to do something that is no longer allowed by the Apple XPC API's the error suggested it tried to set privileges and failed. That alone could be pounding your CPU / Disk and causing performance problems. They don't have the best reputation on macOS. Right off the bat, I would suspect Avast could be causing problems. The mouse cursor has extremely high priority in most every OS so to bog down the rendering of the mouse cursor something is seriously wrong.

The ghosting of the mouse cursor means something is slowing things down a great deal in order to impact the mouse cursor responsiveness. It may help identify what's running that is causing the issue. In the Internet Time Settings dialog box, select the Synchronize with an Internet Time Server check box.Įnabling automatic time setting at the computer level ensures that employees will see Virtual TimeClock and their computer clock using the same time they clock in and out.Try running a non-safe mode scan with EtreCheck while experiencing the mouse cursor ghosting issue.In the Date and Time control panel, click the Internet Time tab, and then click the Change Settings.Click the Start button, Control Panel, and click Clock, Language, and Region, and then Date and Time.Select the Set date & time automatically checkbox.Choose Apple menu, System Preferences and click Date & Time.To ensure that your server and client computers all consistently display the same time, you simply enable the automatic time setting feature on the TimeClock server computer and all TimeClock Client computers. If all computers stay synchronized with a single clock, they will always all display the same time.

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All modern computers have a setting that tells them to regularly update their internal clocks with a very accurate (and impartial) Internet time server.

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We’re all about accuracy with our time and attendance software so we work hard to discourage cheating. This is a security issue - otherwise people could easily change the computer’s clock forward or backward to manipulate Virtual TimeClock to record anything they wanted. Virtual TimeClock gets its time stamps from the clock within the server computer.

The clock the employees sees when they clock in is NOT the clock that Virtual TimeClock uses for recording time.

This of course was creating some controversy! What I loved about her support question was that she specifically asked for an answer that her employees would understand. As her employees had starting using the Virtual TimeClock software, they were noticing that the time recorded for starting and stopping work was several minutes different from the time shown in the clock on the computer. I helped a new customer this week who had common Virtual TimeClock Network edition question.