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After upgrading to Sequoia, I noticed that there are 4 new volume disks on my desktop. They all have the exact same name: "Creedence11M6270.SECUREPKITRUSTSTOREASSETS_SECUREPKITRUSTSTORE_Cryptex", are all the same size/ have the same files, and are APFS format. Can I delete these files? or the duplicates and leave one? Screenshot attached.
iMac 21.5″, macOS 15.0
One of our customers has this issue too, currently in the process of troubleshooting it and so far managed to get rid of the dmg from mounting. Now in the process of figuring out what the source is.
I recommend using this process to figure out which app(s) is/are causing this
Go to your login items (launch daemons) and literally turn off everything that has a slider in the list and once you've done that reboot your Mac. You'll notice that it won't come up anymore.
After that try turning on a handfull of startup apps every time to narrow down which app(s) are causing this to come up.
This will help you find out the reason, since only 1 person is affected from our customer I have asked that person to perform these steps as he's a local admin on his Mac.
One of our customers has this issue too, currently in the process of troubleshooting it and so far managed to get rid of the dmg from mounting. Now in the process of figuring out what the source is.
I recommend using this process to figure out which app(s) is/are causing this
Go to your login items (launch daemons) and literally turn off everything that has a slider in the list and once you've done that reboot your Mac. You'll notice that it won't come up anymore.
After that try turning on a handfull of startup apps every time to narrow down which app(s) are causing this to come up.
This will help you find out the reason, since only 1 person is affected from our customer I have asked that person to perform these steps as he's a local admin on his Mac.
They are part of the operating system. You won't be able to delete them. You can try dragging the desktop disk imager to the Trash. Hopefully that will unmount it.
I don't know why they are showing up on your desktop. The most likely explanation is some kind of 3rd party system modification app. Such things are extremely popular and extremely problematic.
I too have this issue but there were 52 visible disks present on my screen. They’re apart of the MAC os? Or something different? Is it a glitch with the new update?
should I be concerned or is it just annoying.
I too have this issue but there were 52 visible disks present on my screen. Glad to know it’s harmless. Still annoying though
@etresoft
What would be an example of a 3rd party system modification app?
4 disks called "Creedence Cryptex" appeared on my desktop
