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Recently upgrade my macbook pro to Big Sur. The toolbar of Finder is missing, I have already checked, unchecked and checked back again the View - Show/Hide Toolbar at the top ribbon many times, the toolbar won't show up. There is only current folder name at the top of finder. I have to use View as Columns for now so that I can browse files in different levels. Has anyone encounter this problem? or any solution of it?
MacBook
No problem. You could try resetting NVRAM. Other than that, I'm out of ideas other than reinstalling Big Sur.
No problem. You could try resetting NVRAM. Other than that, I'm out of ideas other than reinstalling Big Sur.
Sorry, wrong pic just now.
I did..
Can't say I have. You could try deleting ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist
Oh no....I don’t even have that file in my preference folder.
Are you certain? While in the Finder, press command shift G, then paste in the path.
Try what I described in the Finder "Go to Folder…" dialog window.
That's not what I posted…
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist
Oh okey sorry! my bad! Found it and deleted it. Checked update, updated, rebooted my macbook. But still, no toolbar...
Finder Toolbar Missing
