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<blockquote data-quote="PGB1" data-source="post: 1847418" data-attributes="member: 76746">I'm going to refrain myself with difficult here and not ask the reason for doing so.&nbsp; The second partition's for when I get new software so that I can test drive it to make sure it doesn't wreck stuff on the &quot;real&quot; volume. Back when 10.11 was getting updates, I'd also do the update on the &quot;Fallout Shelter&quot; volume first to find glitches.I suppose that is a left over habit from when I had a Windows machine &amp; it's probably not necessary with a Mac OS- especially since I get a new application about once every 2 years.The autopsy on the old keyboard will be just for doubtfully successful exploration, kind of like looking for the Holy Grail. Like you mentioned, I don't expect to find the cause.Thanks Again Patrick. I'll post what happens with the replacement keyboard and my archeological exploration of the old one.Enjoy Today!Paul</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PGB1, post: 1847418, member: 76746"] [I][COLOR="#000080"]I'm going to refrain myself with difficult here and not ask the reason for doing so. [/COLOR][/I] The second partition's for when I get new software so that I can test drive it to make sure it doesn't wreck stuff on the "real" volume. Back when 10.11 was getting updates, I'd also do the update on the "Fallout Shelter" volume first to find glitches. I suppose that is a left over habit from when I had a Windows machine & it's probably not necessary with a Mac OS- especially since I get a new application about once every 2 years. The autopsy on the old keyboard will be just for doubtfully successful exploration, kind of like looking for the Holy Grail. Like you mentioned, I don't expect to find the cause. Thanks Again Patrick. I'll post what happens with the replacement keyboard and my archeological exploration of the old one. Enjoy Today! Paul [/QUOTE]

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