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I use an M1 ARM Mac Mini 2020 16/512 and look for a way to safely reinstall the system. Updating from 12.1 or 12.3 to 12.5.1 did nothing. I can not save anything - the "SAVE" or "SAVE AS" buttons are greyed out and unclickable. But later I have confirmed the system to be having corrupt permissions of some sort.
#Clear and start over turbotax desktop pro
Monterey OS no longer saves ?!?!? (M1Mini2020) Hello there!īelow was my original posting onto the audio forums, because I have found this issue while working in Pro Tools.
#Clear and start over turbotax desktop update
I want to wait on Ventura until an update or two.ġx1TB SanDisk Extreme SSD USB 3.1 (Contains Monterey) I want to avoid installing a fresh copy of Monterey into a separate volume and do all the upgrades and migration work. (6) I quit TechTool Monitor that runs in the background and restarted my iMac.Ĭomment out the line "/net -hosts -nobrowse,hidefromfinder,nosuid" (5) In System Preferences I removed SMB access in the Sharing panel.
#Clear and start over turbotax desktop full
(4) In Tech Tool Pro 16 I ran a full system check. In the Finder a copy file dialog appear, but the file is not copied, the dialog never closes.
In the context menu select "Enter Time Machine". Left click the Time Machine icon in the tool bar. (4) Time Machine Icon in Menu Bar Within Any Application
Left click the Delete icon in the tool bar. The spinning beach ball appears and Finder is non-responsive. Left click on a file in the Finder window.Įither right click on the file for a context menu or left click in menu bar to select "File>Move to Trash". (1) In Finder Any Menu in Menu Bar & Context Menu It happens under the following circumstances: Monterey 12.6.1 Finder hangs in mouse down in menu & moving file & Time Machine Restore The Finder has begun hanging, thus requiring a Finder relaunch. I just ignore that as I have no idea what to say at this point. plist files you just put there!ĥ) Select TurboTax and it should open as expected but you may still get that error message that “It Looks Like We Hit A Snag”. Select all of the “…Intuit.turbotax…”, “ist” files and Delete them to Trash.Ĥ) Go to Trash and Empty (i.e. This screen shot shows only one, 2021, but there may be more similar for earlier years. Whatever is there you change it to exactly “~/Library/Preferences/” (without the quote marks) Then Note that exact entry, “~/Library/Preferences/”, is reflected in the list below that entry of “Go to:”ģ) Screen Shot 3 shows the Preferences after Scrolling Down to find file names like “com.”. (See Screen Shot 1 below showing this just before you )Ģ) Screen Shot 2 shows what you need to enter on that top line. Here is what we did to fix the problem:ġ) In Finder menu bar Select and Scroll Down to Then. Determined that the software would work using a new user so then determined that there is some conflict between the Apple OS and Turbo Tax. So this is not an initial installation issue.Īpple Care did a real good job of trouble shooting the permissions etc. I last used TurboTax on January 16th when I installed it and imported last year’s data. (FYI I am using an iMac 2019, with MacOS Monterey version 12.2.1) Checking numerous internet messages of this same issue but no one had a solution. Intuit was not able to determine the cause or a fix. Restarting the software created a few bumps of the icon, a flashed message about checking for updates, and an immediate shutdown.
On experienced a shutdown of TurboTax Deluxe 2021 after starting the application and it completed a check for updates before closing unexpectantly.
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