Kernel panics, beachballing, etc.

I just looked at your report and it looks like you have a Windows partition:

disk0s3 - N********D (MS-DOS FAT12) 1.12 TB

I'm pretty darn sure the answer to your problem is to exclude BOOTCAMP from Spotlight. Go to System Preferences->Spotlight, Privacy tab, and add BOOTCAMP by dragging and dropping it from Finder.

I suffered through the same issues for a week and after excluding BOOTCAMP, my problem was immediately solved and my Mac has been fine since.

See my previous post for more info.

Anything listed under /Library/Extensions could be a culprit. Startup in Safe Mode and see if it panics. If it doesn’t, then one of those System Extensions is causing the panics.

The panic log could reduce the list if it has a loaded kexts section. Any third-party kexts listed there would be a suspect.

ScorpioX3 wrote:

Don't see any section called "loaded kexts."

Then you would need to uninstall each of your kernel extensions using directions or uninstaller from the developer of the kernel extension. Start with the ones you don't think you need and check after each uninstall. Excluding BOOTCAMP will certainly be easier to start with.

This may be way off base but I had similar problems. Do you by any chance have a BOOTCAMP partition for Windows? If so, check this post: UVFS service - Apple Community

If not, just ignore me :-)

Read farther down in the panic log. Look for 'loaded kexts:"

Are there any that start with "com." or "org." or pretty much any top-level domain.

That's good to hear!

Best,

Bob