Luis Sequiera1 (Level 8) agreed stating: "As Tom said, elect to migrate only the users, and do NOT migrate applications, settings or other files.
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To answer your question "Who are they?" Tom Wolsky (Level 10) in this thread said today: "If you’re going to install a new drive in the computer I would suggest doing a clean install and reinstalling the applications, migrating only the users." A Restore did not fix this, nor did a TMB Recovery,
To get this complete, contact the Developer).
***Note: If Applications are not migrated, yo may need to get licenses reactivated. Download then Install: the applications, getting the programs back from the Developers.Install: from a USB Installer created for macOS 10.14 Mojave.Create: a Time Machine Backup using an external Hard Drive.You'd backup your Mac, reinstall the macOS anew, and then Migrate items back. As of this reply, I am still trying to figure out the error message pertaining to the post, as to where it all came from.How I Reinstalled it: I Ended up reinstalling this anew: (backing up my hard drive > formatting > performed clean install > migrating with TMB > and getting licenses reactivated from Developer).
I had a Similar Problem: Your computer has detected a potential problem Click “Send to Apple” to submit a report to Apple - Apple Community.Is there any way to move to bootable external SSD using Migration Assistant whilst installing a clean copy of macOS but excluding apps?" Cloner apps would clone everything, and I have to pay for them. The reason is, on the advice of other users here, I want to do a migration excluding Applications and Settings, to help clean up the system. " How do I migrate from internal to external SSD on same iMac?: I would like to use Migration Assistant.
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