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Hi all,
I've upgraded my macOS to the new Big Sur version.
After the restart, I logged in and 2 Finder windows saying "impossibile trovare il file" appears. (english translation should be something like "impossible to find the file").
How can I resolve this issue?
thanks
MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
A total reinstall of macOS (manual installation and configuration of each app) is not a solution, is a problem.
A big problem.
So, instead, if someone could offer a better, real solution, it would be really appreciated.
A total reinstall of macOS (manual installation and configuration of each app) is not a solution, is a problem.
A big problem.
So, instead, if someone could offer a better, real solution, it would be really appreciated.
A total reinstall of macOS, without restoring from time machine backup(manual installation and configuration of each app), solved the issue.
I have the same problem too. It is evidently a bug in the BIg Sur operating system. Apple simply has to fix it. The idea of formatting the drive and re-installing everything is insane.
Just right after boot I can find these "no such file or directory" errors in console that can be related to the issue
Thanks
Additional info:
finder window appear every time I plug an external drive too
Additional info #2:
I've initialized the disk and reinstalled macOS, then I restored time machine backup.
Issue still persists.
Yes, let’s say that this was a workaround then
Finder error after Big Sur upgrade
