Upgraded OSX

[frostygirl]

I just updated my system from High Sierra to Monterey. I have a couple of questions. When I check my DriveDX it lowered the composite temperature percentage. Is this something I have to worry about? Also I am currently still running 2016 Microsoft Office for Mac. I really don't want to subscribe to Office365 so I looking at 2019 Office for Mac. Are any of you still running this software? Thank you

 

[MacInWin]

The most current version is now 12.5.1, so you have updates to go. Can't help with DriveDX, sorry, I uninstalled it a while ago.

 

[IWT]

@frostygirl - (I'm sure it's "warm lady"),

As Jake said, you are way behind in Monterey updates and most of these had important security updates as well as improvements. Like Jake, I think that is your first requirement. Get up to 12.5.1

That may be the answer.

I do have DriveDx. I don't think you need worry about the temperature index. If there was any serious problem, it would flag it up as a fault or needing attention.

Ian

 

[Randy B. Singer]

I just updated my system from High Sierra to Monterey. I have a couple of questions. When I check my DriveDX it lowered the composite temperature percentage. Is this something I have to worry about? Also I am currently still running 2016 Microsoft Office for Mac. I really don't want to subscribe to Office365 so I looking at 2019 Office for Mac.

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