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I had Java 8 installed from Oracle under Yosemite and upgraded to El Capitan. If you haven't had it installed, you may try installing it first (be aware, though, that Oracle now ships it with adware, so you may want to look for instructions on how to install it without adware, first (IIRC the trick was downloading the .tar.gz file instead of the dmg file, but better look it up if you need it)).Now this worked for me:1) boot from the Recovery Parition (hold down Cmd+R while booting)2) use Disk Utility to mount the El Capitan system partition3) use Terminal.app to create two folders:mkdir -p /Volumes/[Name of volume]/System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdkmkdir -p /Volumes/[Name of volume]/System/Library/Java/Support/Deploy.bundle4) Unmount the volume (just to be sure)umount /Volumes/[Name of volume]5) Reboot and now Illustrator CS3 works as it did under Yosemite

I have set the UTI's for document types that my receiver app supports to include PNG files (public.png). When my receiver app is running, and my transmitter app is told to AirDrop a PNG to the receiver device, it appears as though iOS ignores my receiver app and opens Photos regardless; my receiver app should get the openURL: method called at the AppDelegate, but never does. In addition, the Open In... dialog never appears - the PNG file goes straight to Photos.If I specify a custom UTI, then my transmitter will only be able to broadcast to the receiver, which also has to know the custom UTI I've specified. Plus, I would have to change the file extension of the file the transmitter is sending to map the custom UTI to the file extension. This defeats the purpose of being able to transmit a PNG file as a PNG file.I can also transmit the file as raw data, which also defeats the purpose (and similarly requires a custom UTI).What I'm looking to discove

I had a similar issue - in my case system preferences would hang on trying to access iCloud from its own pref pane or through the accounts pref pane. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.FWIW, I deleted the files while running OS X from another partition, but that was probably not essential.[Edit]: Based on responses to this, it is necessary to reboot after deleting the files.

I had a similar issue - in my case system preferences would hang on trying to access iCloud from its own pref pane or through the accounts pref pane. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.It sounds like you'll have to delete the files while running OS X from another partition.

I had this exact problem too. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.FWIW, I deleted the files while running OS X from another partition, but that was probably not essential.[Edit]: Based on responses to this, it is necessary to reboot after deleting the files.

I had this exact problem too. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.FWIW, I deleted the files while running OS X from another partition, but that was probably not essential.

Excellent, thanks for this. I'll add that I had gotten around my login to the desktop issue by resetting my account password from an alternate admin account and disabling wifi. This let me get to the desktop but not the iCloud preferences. After deleting these files I needed to reboot to get the preferences pane to work again.Thanks for your help.

This worked for me, I was able to log into my own profile, delete these files and reboot, then the preferences pane worked going forward.

Rebooting is needed after deleting the files. Good find btw.

did you hard reset by holding the power button? Do you see the beachball/pinwheel icon? Try signing in via a different user account (google how to create a new admin account from single user mode if you don't have one or know how to create one) then sign into that admin account and do the following:Disable wifiDelete the files in the folder /Users/<YOUR REAL USER ACCOUNT>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/Accounts/RebootLog in to your normal accountIf this works, thanks go to user Max108 https://forums.developer.apple.com/people/Max108