Hi there guys, I could use some advice to see where I can go about fixing this. So long story short I contacted apple support when I first got the Mac and about two weeks ago cause the problem continues. I get the restart error due to a problem occurring, and the latest senior tech support told me this most likely happened because I used migration to transfer my files and software from my 2010 iMac. Pretty much telling me that over 14 years of OS updates and files that something didn't transfer correctly and is throwing off the new Mac mini.
They told me completely reinstall the latest Mac OS on the hard drive and do not use migration, only to transfer my files to the computer and whatever newer software I want just to download it. My extra storage setup is a OWC mini stack STX. One SSD is for Time Machine backups and the other is just a storage in which I moved my photo library, comic book collection. My iTunes library is on the Time Machine backup.
So I did what was asked, I don't even have my bootleg versions of Microsoft office installed. I connected my photo library to the external, and I transfer my iTunes library back, and some programs that were intel but rosetta can run them.
Sure enough the problem happened again. So I deleted all my music off Apple Music, and deleted any older intel based apps (I hardly have any that work on Mac silicon now) just to be safe and the restarting keeps happening.
I really don't want to try and reinstall the operating system again and cherry pick files but I want to know if maybe my older music files, photo library or even the external mini STX might be the culprit. I want to take it to an Apple Store since its under warranty and maybe they can give me a new one but I am trying everyone else before that.
I am using Clean My Mac to search and delete any older applications that might be lingering and preferences I don't need but since I only dragged and dropped selective files this time around its super limited what else it can be. This thing restarts while do the error restart while sleeping, waking up to log in, or even when turning on from shut down.
Any advice be appreciate, thanks.
They told me completely reinstall the latest Mac OS on the hard drive and do not use migration, only to transfer my files to the computer and whatever newer software I want just to download it. My extra storage setup is a OWC mini stack STX. One SSD is for Time Machine backups and the other is just a storage in which I moved my photo library, comic book collection. My iTunes library is on the Time Machine backup.
So I did what was asked, I don't even have my bootleg versions of Microsoft office installed. I connected my photo library to the external, and I transfer my iTunes library back, and some programs that were intel but rosetta can run them.
Sure enough the problem happened again. So I deleted all my music off Apple Music, and deleted any older intel based apps (I hardly have any that work on Mac silicon now) just to be safe and the restarting keeps happening.
I really don't want to try and reinstall the operating system again and cherry pick files but I want to know if maybe my older music files, photo library or even the external mini STX might be the culprit. I want to take it to an Apple Store since its under warranty and maybe they can give me a new one but I am trying everyone else before that.
I am using Clean My Mac to search and delete any older applications that might be lingering and preferences I don't need but since I only dragged and dropped selective files this time around its super limited what else it can be. This thing restarts while do the error restart while sleeping, waking up to log in, or even when turning on from shut down.
Any advice be appreciate, thanks.