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<blockquote data-quote="jerryoster" data-source="post: 1626195" data-attributes="member: 337078">Just an update:&nbsp; I have removed both Norton and MacKeeper, and so far all is well. I have searched around and found that the version of Norton Security Suite that Comcast provides has had compatibility issues with Mac OS X 10.&nbsp; Other users have reported reboots, locked computers, and kernel errors.&nbsp; I called Comcast and they acknowledged that there was an issue. (Of course no one notified anyone about it.)Norton is apparently working on a Mac OS X Yosemite workable version, although I might just take the advice here and skip the entire idea of installing Norton again.As to the last message above, I have a 2011 iMac, and had some hardware issues that were eventually traced to a video card (Radeon) known malfunction in that year's iMac.&nbsp; There was actually a recall, and that solved my issue when the card was replaced free of charge, even past the warranty date.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jerryoster, post: 1626195, member: 337078"] Just an update: I have removed both Norton and MacKeeper, and so far all is well. I have searched around and found that the version of Norton Security Suite that Comcast provides has had compatibility issues with Mac OS X 10. Other users have reported reboots, locked computers, and kernel errors. I called Comcast and they acknowledged that there was an issue. (Of course no one notified anyone about it.) Norton is apparently working on a Mac OS X Yosemite workable version, although I might just take the advice here and skip the entire idea of installing Norton again. As to the last message above, I have a 2011 iMac, and had some hardware issues that were eventually traced to a video card (Radeon) known malfunction in that year's iMac. There was actually a recall, and that solved my issue when the card was replaced free of charge, even past the warranty date. [/QUOTE]

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