I've called AppleCare and they tell me there's nothing I can do. Side-not, has AppleCare gone terribly downhill, I was practically instructing her...
I recently bought a new MBP. I wanted to start fresh instead of migrating over. Perhaps I'm wrong but I feel it gets rid of older glitches despite the extra effort reinstalling programs. My previous Mac Mini wouldn't properly shut down the past few years.
Before I sold my old Mac Mini and started fresh I saved everything as an emergency backup using CCC. It lived on an external hard drive.
I got all set up with my new MBP. But I open applications using spotlight and noticed spotlight was opening applications from the old backup I made. So I began manually deleting certain things I didn't want it to open. One of those applications was my old Disk Utility.
But the trash can won't empty it - "Some items in the Trash cannot be deleted because of System Integrity Protection."
So now it's stuck there. Does anyone have a way to delete this? I'm timid about terminal but if that's the only way I'll give it a try. How do I find it's path now that it's in my trash?
Yes, I've tried "delete immediately" directly from the trash but it won't work.
I recently bought a new MBP. I wanted to start fresh instead of migrating over. Perhaps I'm wrong but I feel it gets rid of older glitches despite the extra effort reinstalling programs. My previous Mac Mini wouldn't properly shut down the past few years.
Before I sold my old Mac Mini and started fresh I saved everything as an emergency backup using CCC. It lived on an external hard drive.
I got all set up with my new MBP. But I open applications using spotlight and noticed spotlight was opening applications from the old backup I made. So I began manually deleting certain things I didn't want it to open. One of those applications was my old Disk Utility.
But the trash can won't empty it - "Some items in the Trash cannot be deleted because of System Integrity Protection."
So now it's stuck there. Does anyone have a way to delete this? I'm timid about terminal but if that's the only way I'll give it a try. How do I find it's path now that it's in my trash?
Yes, I've tried "delete immediately" directly from the trash but it won't work.