So basically still not solved - com.apple.hiservices-xpcservice not repsonding.

Hello, GarryCee wrote:

I had this problem for a years on my 2019 MB Pro 16, Intel i9 and previous to the same on my

MB Pro 15, Intel i7

It’s been in posts here and elsewhere for at least 9 years. Lot’s of input here from really engaged community members but as far as I know nothing from Apple. Why not Tim?

Now I have a MB Pro 16 M3 Pro and the same issue is still available. Impressive how this problem lives on inspite of so many OS updates.

Would be nice to have it ironed out by the time the M5 series comes out. Any ideas Apple? Mr. Cook?

This is a community of Apple users. We are not Apple itself or Tim Cook. Apple doesn’t read these posts (other than their moderators, who only read reported comments or ones with unclear titles). On these communities Apple very rarely (if ever) replies.

For this issue should probably submit a bug report on Apple’s feedback page under “MacBook Pro.”

If you want to actually talk to someone from Apple, contact the Official Apple Support.

In the meantime, sorry, I don’t know of any fixes (if there is one). Maybe someone else on this community might know if there’s some kind of workaround.

Sorry I couldn’t be of more help. Best wishes!

GarryCee wrote:

Wasn't expecting him to. But it would still be nice to have the bug removed.

Well, I for one have never had the bug. Still don't. I can only surmise it's caused by third-party software or some particular attached hardware.

GarryCee wrote:

Wasn't expecting him to. But it would still be nice to have the bug removed.

Just for fun, I checked most of the Macs in the house. A Late 2015 iMac running Monterey, an iMac Pro running Sequoia, a 2017 iMac running Ventura, an M3 iMac and M1 MacBook Air running Sequoia, and none have the hang.

GarryCee wrote:

It’s been in posts here and elsewhere for at least 9 years. Lot’s of input here from really engaged community members but as far as I know nothing from Apple. Why not Tim?

Apple doesn't respond here, nor does Tim. Never have.

Leaving no stone unturned, I checked the two remaining working Macs in the house, a 2013 MacBook Air & 2015 MacBook. Both running macOS Big Sur 11.7.10, no hang. Needless to say, I couldn't check the two non-working iMacs.

GarryCee wrote:

I took the easy way out and ran CleanMyMac on my Macbook Pro.

Glad it's working but, CleanMyMac is one of the worst apps one can install on a Mac. If you do a search here on ASC, you will find more than 10,000 reports of it causing problems to the point of needing to reinstall macOS. I would never install it on my Macs.

Hi, has anyone been able to reach a conclusion on this issue? Also, alongside this process, are you experiencing any problems with the CursorUIViewService process as well?

You're very welcome.