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I have this same issue. I can control volume up and down in the Music application but Mute is ignored no matter what hotkey I bind it to. I'm currently running Sonoma FWIW.

After adding and hunting in the home folder I finally found the culprit. It was an NFS share that was trying to be automounted, probably every time Alfred tried to do a search. Thanks for sticking with me on this Andrew!

Thanks. I've tried resetting, but no change. Removing everything but Applications seems to be working in initial tests! Would you advise I start re-adding the default list until I find the culprit? Thanks!

I've been having the same issue for a couple of months now. I've tried to debug this with Andrew and haven't gotten a solution yet. I'm pulling out my hair on this one. Here is a video of it in action with Activity Monitor running in the background (so you can see the processes). Note I'm hitting the Alfred hotkey and then typing "mail" as soon as it appears. Then I hit the spotlight hotkey and do the same to show you that my machine is not "stuck". https://vimeo.com/204962821/ebb31925e3 What I've done so far which has resulted in no change to the problem: I’ve tried turning the Spotlight Metadata on and off - seems like no change. I’ve tried turning off contact searching altogether (since then I've turned it back on). I've sampled the processes and sent in for analysis. I can provide another copy of this if you'd like it. ANY advice on this would be appreciated. Thanks!

That was it!!! Thanks a ton!

Thanks but I already set that to no hotkey and it's still bringing it up:

Hi there, I'm trying to use Xcode's built in hotkey for Add Documentation - command-option-slash - however Alfred always preempts this (I do realize I can change the hotkey in Xcode but I'd rather not do that). Command-Option-Slash always pops up Alfred and defaults to my home folder. I believe this is the "Show list of available Actions for selected Finder item" command but not sure. I'm not sure where to disable that specific hotkey (or change it) in Alfred. Can someone help me out? Thanks, Joe