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You can call it ‘spinning wheel,’ you can call it ‘beach ball,’ you can call it ‘wheel of death’ or any other way you like. The thing is, whatever you name it, the result will be the same – a slower MacBook Pro or Air, iMac or Mac mini. A spinning wait cursor (an official name) can easily drive most of the users mad. Instead of breaking your Apple computer against the wall in rage, try to find out the main cause of the problem without losing your temper and then solve it ASAP.

For starters, we’ll remind that spinning wheel stands for an app trying to cope with more operations than it can at a time. It usually happens to different browsers like Safari, Google Chrome, or Mozilla. It is not necessarily the fault of weak/slow Internet connection.

If you’re lucky, you will observe the beachball for a minute or just several seconds. In other situations, it may show up over and over again. Sometimes, it gets endless so that a Mac owner has nothing else to do except for force quitting the hung app or restarting the device. Of course, the entire data is lost this way. That is why a spinning wheel is also dangerous in addition to being matchlessly irritating. In any case, a beach ball on your screen means that the software is closing the processing tasks to free up space and memory for the new commands. When the application becomes fully unresponsive, it hangs, making the user worried or sleepy. It depends on how urgent the tasks are.

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Both Apple native utilities and third-party cleaners provide Mac maintenance. Basically, keeping your Mac clean and healthy is the only sure-fire way to get rid of the Spinning Beach Ball of Death (SBBOD). Many Mac owners treat it as the cause of some larger problem. But it is not actually true. The beach ball is a symptom of the “disease,” and you should know the primary cause(s) to fix it properly and on time.

Purchasing a new machine is the measure of last resort. A user may need it once the processor is dead, but it’s not the case with the beach ball.

There are plenty of reasons why Mac slows down, and its owner starts seeing the annoying spinning wheel of death on its screen – e.g., a huge number of startup items, resource-hungry apps running in the background or filled hard drive. Of course, some users can spend some money on new RAM or SSD, but what about people who do not want to start with extra expenses?

In the next section, take a closer look at the possible ways to fix problems associated with the beach ball.

First and Foremost Steps to Get Rid of the Spinning Color Wheel Issue

Are you stuck on Apple logo and spinning wheel? Both Mac OS X and macOS can experience problems associated with the rainbow-colored pinwheel/circle. Below you can find a list of the possible ways to fix problems that could lead to the never-ending turning spinning beach ball on your screen.

Method #1: Uninstall useless apps and extensions

You can do that by simply dragging and dropping them to Trash. Preferably, you also should clear out app-related stuff that may stay on your Mac even after you remove unneeded software. Usually, it lurks in the Library folder and contains the name or the acronym of the app or its developer in the title.

To speed up the process, you can make use of specially designed cleaning apps that will do the job in your place.

Method #2: Free up some disk space

Many ways to free up the disk space on Mac exist. With the help of Activity Monitor, search for the largest and outdated files on your Apple computer. You may also look for the duplicates with the help of the third-party cleaner of your choice. Other types of junk include temporary files, login items, startup items, cache, cookies, downloads, etc.

Method #3: Re-index Spotlight

Spotlight is something that allows searching for the files you store on your Mac. The utility creates and maintains the index. Sometimes, it appears to be corrupted. Thus, take the recommended steps to fix it:

• Select Apple menu and go to System Preferences. There you will find Spotlight.
• Pick the Privacy tab.
• Drag the target item you wish to index once more to the locations list that Spotlight cannot research. An alternative is to select a plus button and pick the desired folder/disk.
• From this list, pick the folder/disk you have added recently. After that, push the minus button to replace it.
• Shut down System Preferences. The spotlight will re-index the contents of the folder/disk.

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Setting up a third-party cleaner might be an excellent solution for those who do not possess enough skills and experience to erase useless files or choose extra RAM/SSD/HDD. Working with utilities like Terminal may be risky for the newbies, so it is better to decide on the special cleaning tool.

However, if you decide to buy extra RAM, be ready that only advanced users can install it properly. Otherwise, you’d better contact an Apple Store or an authorized service center to have RAM installed.

As far as Safari is the most popular browser among Mac owners being set by default, it would be useful to dedicate a separate block to solving the problem with its spinning wheel. After the upgrade to macOS Sierra or High Sierra, you may notice that the browser is hanging up too often. There is nothing left except for the Force Quit option.

Force Quit is not the best decision as the browser may finally fail. A smarter way out is to follow this step-by-step instruction for Mac users to test Safari’s work and fix the issue.

1. Start with erasing caches.

• Shut down all windows and stop the apps.
• Push the Option key and pick Go in the Finder application.
• From the drop-down menu, choose Library. Go to Library → Caches →apple.Safari
• Right-click the com.apple.Safari and choose Move to Trash.
• Shut down the windows. Restart Safari.

2. Eliminate com.apple.Safari.plist.

• Start with the backup with the help of TimeMachine, iCloud, or other available options.
• Pick Empty Trash.
• Stop all apps.
• Push the Option button and select Go in Finder window.
• Pick Library form the offered menu.
• Move this way: Library → Preferences →apple.Safari.plist
• Right-click and choose Move to Trash.
• Reboot the computer and restart the target browser. Pick Start Using Safari link.

3. In case this method proves ineffective, restore com.apple.Safari.plist from Trash. To do so, take the following steps:

• Right-click the Trash icon in the Dock. Choose Open.
• Right-click the com.apple.Safari.plist and pick Put Back.
• Select Replace.
• In case your preferred browser rejects loading a page/website or its items are not available, read Apple’s troubleshooting guides for Safari here and here.

We hope, this article will help you resolve your issues, and you will be seeing the rainbow-colored ball on a sunny beach but not on the screen of your Mac!

With stage 1 of the upgrade process, you deploy the OVA file of the new Platform Services Controller appliance 6.5.

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1. In the vCenter Server Appliance installer, navigate to the vcsa-ui-installer directory, go to the subdirectory for your operating system, and run the installer executable file.
   • For Windows OS, go to the win32 subdirectory, and run the installer.exe file.
   • For Linux OS, go to the lin64 subdirectory, and run the installer file.
   • For Mac OS, go to the mac subdirectory, and run the Installer.app file.
2. On the Home page, click Upgrade.
3. Review the Introduction page to understand the upgrade process and click Next.
4. Read and accept the license agreement, and click Next.
5. Connect to the source appliance that you want to upgrade.
   1. Enter the information about the source Platform Services Controller appliance that you want to upgrade, and click Connect to Source. Option

      Action
      Appliance server or host name	Enter the IP address or FQDN of the Platform Services Controller appliance that you want to upgrade.
      Appliance HTTPS Port	The default value (443) is displayed and cannot be edited.

   2. Enter the Appliance (OS) Root password.
   3. Enter the information about ESXi host or vCenter Server instance on which the Platform Services Controller appliance that you want to upgrade resides, and click Next. Option

      Description
      Source server or host name	IP address or FQDN of the ESXi host or vCenter Server instance on which the Platform Services Controller appliance that you want to upgrade resides.
      HTTPS port	If the ESXi host or vCenter Server instance uses a custom HTTPS port, change the default value. The default value is 443.
      User name	User name of a user with administrative privileges on the ESXi host or vCenter Server instance.
      Password	Password of the user with administrative privileges on the ESXi host or vCenter Server instance.

6. Verify that the certificate warning displays the SHA1 thumbprints of the SSL certificates that are installed on the source appliance and its source server, and click Yes to accept the certificate thumbprints.
7. Connect to the target server on which you want to deploy the new Platform Services Controller appliance.

   Option	Steps
   You can connect to an ESXi host on which to deploy the new appliance.	Enter the FQDN or IP address of the ESXi host. Enter the HTTPS port of the ESXi host. Enter the user name and password of a user with administrative privileges on the ESXi host, for example, the root user. Click Next. Accept the certificate warning, if any, by clicking Yes.
   You can connect to a vCenter Server instance and browse the inventory to select an ESXi host or DRS cluster on which to deploy the new appliance.	Enter the FQDN or IP address of the vCenter Server instance. Enter the HTTPS port of the vCenter Server instance. Enter the user name and password of a vCenter Single Sign-On user with administrative privileges on the vCenter Server instance, for example, the administrator@your_domain_name user. Click Next. Accept the certificate warning, if any, by clicking Yes. Select the data center or data center folder that contains the ESXi host or DRS cluster on which you want to deploy the new appliance, and click Next Note: You must select a data center or data center folder that contains at least one ESXi host that is not in lockdown or maintenance mode. Select the ESXi host or DRS cluster on which you want to deploy the new appliance, and click Next.

8. On the Set up target appliance VM page, enter a name for the new Platform Services Controller appliance, set the password for the root user, and click Next.
   The name of the new Platform Services Controller appliance must be different from the name of the source appliance. The appliance name must not contain a percent sign (%), backslash (), or forward slash (/) and must be no more than 80 characters in length.

   The password must contain only lower ASCII characters without spaces, at least eight characters, a number, uppercase and lowercase letters, and a special character, for example, an exclamation mark (!), hash key (#), at sign (@), or brackets (()).

   Note: The root password of the old appliance is not transferred to the new upgraded appliance.
9. From the list of available datastores, select the location where all the virtual machine configuration files and virtual disks will be stored and, optionally, enable thin provisioning by selecting Enable Thin Disk Mode.
10. Configure the temporary network for communication between the Platform Services Controller appliance that you want to upgrade and the new Platform Services Controller appliance, and click Next.

    Option	Action
    Choose a network	Select the network to which to connect the new appliance temporarily. The networks displayed in the drop-down menu depend on the network settings of the target server. If you are deploying the appliance directly on an ESXi host, non-ephemeral distributed virtual port groups are unsupported and are not displayed in the drop-down menu. Important: If you want to assign a temporary IPv4 address with DHCP allocation, you must select a network that is associated with a port group which accepts MAC address changes.
    IP Address family	Select the version for the temporary IP address of the new appliance. Can be either IPv4 or IPv6.
    Network type	Select the allocation method for the temporary IP address of the appliance. Static The wizard prompts you to enter the temporary IP address, subnet mask or prefix length, default gateway, and DNS servers. DHCP A DHCP server is used to allocate the temporary IP address. Select this option only if a DHCP server is available in your environment. Optionally, you can provide a temporary system name (FQDN) if a DDNS server is available in your environment.

11. On the Ready to complete stage 1 page, review the deployment settings for the new Platform Services Controller appliance and click Finish to start the OVA deployment process.
12. Wait for the OVA deployment process to finish and click Continue to proceed with stage 2 of the upgrade process to transfer the data from the old appliance and set up the services of the new appliance.
    Note: If you exit the wizard by clicking Close, you must log in to the appliance management interface of the newly deployed Platform Services Controller appliance to transfer the data from the old appliance and set up the services.

The newly deployed Platform Services Controller appliance 6.5 is running on the target server but is not configured.

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