have you ran first aid yet it may be a problem with volumes. 2 have you erased then reinstalled macOS?

Sometimes the black screen on Mac is as a result of corrupt information on the startup disk. A simple solution for this is to force your Mac to run diagnostics on the disk by booting it in safe mode. To start-up in safe mode: Power up or restart your Mac.

go to security and privacy in system preferences and go to privacy in the dock go to camera and allow it to have access and if this does not help you have to allow it to have access if you made the app their may be a bug In the coding etc or contact the developer or leave a review the developer should give a answer have a good day

yes probably overwhelmed by how many bugs their are maybe but they will respond

also the HHD is slow but I have it plugged into thunderbolt so I don't know if the install would be faster. or even install

restart your Mac when you see this message but before you restart the iMac MacBook etc go to launchpad and look for macOS 12 installer open it and if it doe set open restart your Mac.

try to restart your iPhone and make sure that your Apple Watch is connected to wifi

this is happening to me and other people from apple developer forumes this may be a bug or something wrong with the update sever etc. I hope this helped

Downgrade from iOS 15 beta to iOS 14 with a Mac/PC If you want to immediately downgrade from the iOS 15 beta (public or developer), you’ll need to erase and restore your iPhone or iPad. With this option, you won’t be able to restore from a backup done on iOS 15 when going back to iOS 14. But naturally, you can restore from a previous iOS 14 backup. Luckily, with iCloud saving a lot of data for most apps, that isn’t as much of a hassle as it used to be. Alternatively, you can head to Settings > General > VPN & Device Management > iOS 15 Beta Profile > Remove Profile. But keep in mind that won’t downgrade you to iOS 14. You’ll have to wait until the public release of iOS 15 to get off the beta. How to erase and restore your iPhone/iPad and downgrade from iOS 15 beta immediately: Make sure you’re running the latest version of macOS ( > About This Mac > Software Update). Connect your iPhone or iPad to your Mac or PC with a Lightning or USB-C cable. Use the right method from the list below for your device to enter Recovery Mode. You’ll see a computer icon and Lightning cable when successful. For iPad Pro with Face ID: Press and quickly release the Volume Up button. Press and quickly release the Volume Down button. Press and hold the Top button until your device begins to restart. Continue holding the Top button until your device goes into Recovery Mode. For iPhone 8 or later: Press and quickly release the Volume Up button. Press and quickly release the Volume Down button. Then, press and hold the Side button until you see the recovery-mode screen. For iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, or iPod touch (7th generation): Press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Volume Down buttons at the same time. Don’t release the buttons when you see the Apple logo. Continue to hold both buttons until you see the recovery mode screen. For iPhone 6s and earlier, iPad with Home button, or iPod touch (6th generation or earlier): Press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time. Don’t release the buttons when you see the Apple logo. Continue to hold both buttons until you see the recovery mode screen.  When the Restore/Update option shows up on your Mac or PC, choose Restore. This will wipe your device and install the latest non-beta version of iOS. Choose Install when you see the prompt that an update is required to restore your iPhone YOUR DATA IS GONE IF YOU DONT HAVE A BACKUP if you used iCloud your data is always backup.

Try Again Later or Check the Full Installer Apple’s servers may be overloaded due to a large number of users trying to update their Macs at the same time. As you already know, slow downloads can corrupt the update installer. One way to deal with this issue is to simply try again later. Alternatively, navigate to your Applications folder, locate and select the Install macOS [12].appand check if you have the full installer. For example, if you’re trying to install Big Sur, look for Install macOS Big Sur.app. Free up Some Space This error message may also indicate that your Mac doesn’t have enough space to save the update files. Remove all the files and apps you no longer need or back up your data to an external hard drive. Turn off your Mac and press and hold the Optionbutton before turning the device back on. In just a few seconds, the Startup Manager should display two options: Select Mac HD and Log Into Your Wifi. Follow the on-screen instructions, and log back to the Home Screen. Delete or back up your data and check if you can update your Mac. Reinstall macOS Contact apple support if this does not work.