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For me it looks more like user account/data corruption or some sort of bug manifesting itself by possibly unexpected combination of different settings/preferences.

Testing with new user account might reveal this issue better and easier than any other of described options - and it is least destructive of them as well.
Option 3 should be used only as last resort and takes more time and work than any of other options.

So as you suggested I created a new user account and logged in using that, and so most of the issues I am facing with the original user id I did not face it the new user account. So what does that mean ? and what do I need to do now ?
 
If problem is not appearing on new user account, then reinstalling the system is not needed as it does not solve the problem.
In this case it looks like problem is related to your "old" user account settings/data.
 
If problem is not appearing on new user account, then reinstalling the system is not needed as it does not solve the problem.
In this case it looks like problem is related to your "old" user account settings/data.

This is Old User account is kind of new it is something I made it after I got the Mac/ So yes it is Old but it is just created. I mean Created First.
 
They both try to do the same things. You can see from this Onyx review that it can be intimidating for more novice users. If you're comfortable reading documentation and asking basic questions to AI like ChatGPT or DuckAI from DuckDuckGo, you should find it very straight forward. The free to use shareware Sequoia Cache Cleaner is a bit more user friendly. They just ask for you to register it if you find it useful. It's a throwback to shareware before the era of borderline scamware.

They work to clear caches and other system generated files to force them to regenerate. This can solve a lot of little quirks and issues that pop up due to a system sleeping in the middle of an operation, updates, or something else
 
Oh sorry that was a Typos ! I meant to say None of them worked.
OK. Got it. I've run OnyX regularly for years. I'm not sure it does anything other than make me feel better that I've cleaned out something, but probably not enough.
 

Hey now there is one more issue that I am facing is, and that is in one of the mail that I got when I try click on the reply button on that particular mail and when the reply mail window opens as a pop up in another window, the left side gets blurred like this. Please check the attached screenshot do you think this is normal ?


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Hey now there is one more issue that I am facing is, and that is in one of the mail that I got when I try click on the reply button on that particular mail and when the reply mail window opens as a pop up in another window, the left side gets blurred ...
Assuming that you're not using software like Monocle or Blurred...

Is it just one single email showing this ?.
 
Assuming that you're not using software like Monocle or Blurred...

Is it just one single email showing this ?.

Yes just one odd mail that when I try to reply shows the main mail blurred and it is happening automatic. The right side I have blurred for privacy..it get auto blurred on the left which is what I am talking about
 
Yes just one odd mail that when I try to reply shows the main mail blurred...
I've not come across that before, hopefully someone else here has suggestions.

You could add the relevant email account in a new user & see if it persists there, and/or try removing/adding the account in your existing user.
I'm not sure that a single email glitch justifies much work - although it is interesting.

*edit* https://support.apple.com/en-tm/guide/mac-help/mh21245/mac

Starting up your Mac in safe mode can help you identify whether issues you’re experiencing are caused by software that loads as your Mac starts up.
 
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I've not come across that before, hopefully someone else here has suggestions.

You could add the relevant email account in a new user & see if it persists there, and/or try removing/adding the account in your existing user.
I'm not sure that a single email glitch justifies much work - although it is interesting.

*edit* https://support.apple.com/en-tm/guide/mac-help/mh21245/mac

Starting up your Mac in safe mode can help you identify whether issues you’re experiencing are caused by software that loads as your Mac starts up.

Yes even I was thinking on the same lines, just one odd mail maybe I should ignore it.
 
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