Without offering legal advice, you can check with your state’s consumer-protection agency about whether this violates regulations in your state.)īut here’s the problem. (There are no refunds, which seems unfair to recent subscribers. All customers received a two-month extension on their expiration date to make sure nobody was canceled immediately.
As of August 22, it no longer offers renewals or new subscriptions. Migrating to another Code42 serviceĬode42 will stop operating its CrashPlan for Home cloud services on October 22, 2018. I have suggestions for how you can shift your backup strategy and enhance it. I was expecting to be able to work more quickly and worry less about memory issues with this new maching and OS - instead its slower than my 2018 i9 15" MBP running Big Sur - and that had memory issues as well, as stated previously.ĮDIT: I did not change my cursor color/size etc ever - I've seen some solutions saying to put the cursor back to black this solution doesn't apply to my situation.They’re not shutting down their Home servers tomorrow, or even soon, but if you’re a user, you could wind up with a decision point to make in as soon as 60 days. As i attemtped to open a doc I realized it was running sluggish, checked activity monitor and Illustrator was pulling 37GB of RAM! With no doc open!! I was trying to open a doc in Photoshop so the memory leakage didn't even make sense to me.Īnyone else (i know there are a lot of people discussing memory issues) find a solution to this issue, or do i/we have to wait for apple to patch the OS? I just ran diagnostics and received a code that says there is nothing wrong with the machine, so it must be the OS.Īs an example, most recently i had Illustrator 22 and Photoshop 22 open - neither had docs open however.
i'm running Monterey 12.0.1, but I had a similar issue in Big Sur - not as bad as this, however. Excessive memory usage 64GB M1 Max MacBook Pro running Monterey 12.0.1 my brand new MBP 16" w/64GB RAM M1 Max is using excessive amounts of RAM - it doesn't appear to be any one particular app or process that is "stealing" RAM - but usually it will be the onlly app that is open at the time, or one of multiple apps i have open.
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