I have MacOS 15.1 B1 running in a UTM Virtual Machine, and 15.1 B2 running as its host OS. 14" M3 MBP. The VM does not automatically offer a software update to 15.1 Beta 2. I've already installed the Device Support for MacOS 15 Beta, but I don't know what else I need to activate. Do I have to run a shell script or app, etc? Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

FaceID fails with "Problem with TrueDepth camera" in iOS 17.5 B2 on an iPhone 12 mini. I've erased the phone and restored from iCloud backup, and though it began to work again properly, FaceID soon failed again - maybe after an hour or two. I don't believe this is a TrueDepth camera hardware problem. I've erased and restored a second time and I expect it to fail again. I'd like to downgrade to 17.4.1 but the erase/restore procedure installs the beta, even when I deselect the Developer Beta option. Anyone else seeing this? TIA

Stuck on WatchOS 10.0 (21R356). Watch App isn't detecting or downloading 10.0.2 (21R371) Running iOS 17.0.1 on a 12-mini paired with a Series 6 watch. I can't update to iOS 17.0.2 either. I was only able to update to 17.0.1 via Apple Configurator.

System A = iMac running OS 13.4. (Time Machine host -- with 2 share pointed drives - call them A1 & A2) System B = iMac running OS 13.4 (Alternates backups to A1 and A2) System C = MacBook running OS 13.5B2 (Alternates backups A1 and A2) I had to rebuild System A and reconfigure the sharepoints. My problem is that now C is no longer binding with its respective "C.sparsebundle" files. Rather, it is creating new ones named "C_1.sparsebundle". What, if anything, am I doing incorrectly?

The Validate App button remains grayed out on XCode 14.3 when I build an Archive. This is a brick for me. I can't submit my app to the App Store. Ideas, please? MacOS 13.3, iOS 16.4, watchOS 9.4. If it makes a difference, I'm running an OCLP version of Ventura on my 2014 Retina 5K mac... TIA.

El Capitan Apple Mail occasionally leaves around a GUI artifact that contains the last read email's sender's email address. I see this often. It pollutes any open window in its path.Has anyone else seen this? The workaround is to quit and reopen Apple Mail.

I tried upgrading a Big Sur VM (VMWare Fusion) to MacOS Monterey B1. The install went black, hung up and died, leaving me with a bricked VM. Luckily, this was an experimental VM that I could restore from backup. The host is a Late 2014 27" Retina 5K iMac. I just discovered that Monterey won't support my hardware, and I assume it won't support its client VM's either. I wish that the installer surveyed the hardware and blocked the installation to save me the headache and heartache.