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Yes it is with Yosemite, not El Capitan. Also I can use any 3rd Party VNC Server/Client (RealVNC, TightVNC, etc.) and they work.

These updates broke the native Mac VNC function. The update included Security Update 2016-002, and Remote Desktop update. Since they were updated together, and I did not want to jack up another one of my Macs, I did not go back and try to update them separately to see if the Remote Desktop update broke it, or the Security Update broke it. I am leaning more towards the Remote Desktop update. Thanks everyone for your reply, I was really just checking to see if anyone else was having to issue, and to warn anybody that have not applied the updates, that you may want to hold off. I also am deeply screwed. Thank god I got taxes out of the way, first.

But my worklife is crushed. I have iMac 27 inch, circa 2012, didn't update to El Capitan, as other software was not compatible. Tried to download and install updates starting 3/20, and multiple times on 3/21, after reboot. It hangs every time, and now still compromised. Spinning ball of death mid install. Now spinning ball on every cursor click Have used Macs since 1989.

Am working on MacBook Pro, to try to salvage issues. But afraid to do more Yosemite updates to avoid total disaster rccharles wrote: I've updated & realvnc is still working. Uninstall oracle java 8 mac. I'm able to SSH into my mini and by running this command sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/k ickstart -activate -configure -access -on -privs -all -allowAccessFor -allUsers -clientopts -vnclegacy no -restart -agent -console -menu (understand all the options of this command before you run it, as it gives wide permissions!) I was able to remote terminal with RealVNC.