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It had a gorgeous 4K screen-and a touchscreen at that! It sported a pair of Thunderbolt-equipped USB-C ports, as well as a standard USB-A, a full-sized HDMI port, and an SD card slot. Most looked like relics made of cheap plastic, but there was one that immediately caught my eye: The 15.6-inch HP Spectre x360. In a bit of a daze, I wandered over to the PC laptops. And for this I was supposed to pay 4,000 bucks? I was shocked. The screen was nice, but that display hadn’t really improved much since my late-2012 model, and it was using processors and graphics cards from nearly a whole year earlier. I hated that it had only USB-C ports, and I imagined myself in dongle hell each time I needed to connect a standard USB-A cord or an HDMI cable. The keyboard was awful-the same “butterfly switch” model that would soon become notorious-and as I tried some online typing tests in the store, the errors piled up. I tried logging out of my account and logging in as a Guest User, and Finder works fine! So it's seems like something with my user account.So I went to a Best Buy to try the latest and greatest MacBook Pro.I force quite cfprefsd in Activity Monitor, and then deleted the finder preferences file, and restarted (works for a few sec, then stops working).I've tried relaunching Finder & restarting my computer, and when logging back in Finder will work for a few seconds, and then stop.I haven't downloaded any mods for Finder.

When I do a spotlight search, and select "Show All in Finder", it opens a new Finder window which works for a few seconds and then stops working (can't close, can't click, can only move window around).

When I right-click on a desktop icon & select "Reveal in Finder", nothing happens. I also can't click on anything inside them. When I click my Finder windows, they come to the front, but aren't active.