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I have done that several times, following shutdowns and restarts, and quitting and attempting to reopen programs. We had not yet gotten Outlook to open, but the tech declared victory and went home, suggesting that I try all four Office apps on my own.

It appeared toward the end that the verifying files issue might have been overcome with word, excel and power point. I spent another two hours on a chat with an MS tech, turning the helm over to that person. Here is another one: The apple tech - after 1 hour and 50+ minutes online and on the phone - abruptly said I would have to contact Microsoft customer support. This is a follow up to yesterday's comments about useless suggestions. Is there anyway to switch this off as I have Anti Virus installed which is basically what this is doing at a very basic level?

#Thunderbird mac os catalina software#

Some apps (such as google chrome) as unaffected which leads me to think that the security software that is verifying files has a bug.

#Thunderbird mac os catalina verification#

This was very frustrating as I now seem to have been black listed by the support site for attempting to do this to many times as I now get a 403 error when I go to the support page.ДЄll Apps are up to date and I have even tried to remove apps and reinstall but it seems that whatever verification flag or tag that gets added once the verification takes place is not being retained after power off. I did have a call setup with support to look at this, but I tried to reschedule, but the support site is very US centric and if I tried to add a mobile phone number that wasn't a US number it would complain that my number was invalid, even if I tried to add +44 for a UK number. I have reverted to putting my iMac to sleep so that when I come back to it the next day I can be productive without needing to go through the process of loading all the apps I use to get past the 'Verifying' step. I have tried putting my iMac into Safe mode, I even created a new user account on the iMac and the same results each time. Reach back out with the results, if you need continued support. Based on the results in the new user, you could continue to the section titled 'If the issue doesn't happen in the other account' or 'If the issue happens in the other account' to continue troubleshooting.

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HereвЂ™s how: How to test an issue in another user account on your Mac - Apple Support. If the issue remains, I will have you test a new user account next, to isolate if this is a user-specific issue, or a system-wide issue. Test for the same behavior again, as sometimes booting into safe mode can resolve some issues. Once tested, note the results and restart your Mac to boot back into your normal user.

Once in safe mode, check to see if the same behavior continues when opening these multiple applications: Use safe mode to isolate issues with your Mac - Apple Support. Safe mode can take several more minutes to boot into, just to give you a heads up this is expected. ItвЂ™s a way to start up your Mac so it performs certain checks and prevents some software from automatically loading.

I'd like to have you boot up into safe mode. Can you confirm if you've verified all the affected apps are up to date in the Mac App Store under Updates? If so, continue to the next steps. It sounds like you've taken some steps on your own. Thank you for using the Apple Support Communities! It's my understanding that you are now seeing 'Verifying Files' when opening several installed applications since updating to macOS Catalina.