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Norton 360 is an app that was developed for Intel but when I check Get Info there is not a choice to open it using Rosetta 2. How do I install Rosetta 2 if an app doesn't provide the dialog box to install Rosetta 2?
MacBook Pro (2020 and later)
Yes, I know it should prompt me to install Rosetta 2 when I try to open the app. The problem is that it was not prompting me. Instead I received an error message that said "there was a problem" with no suggestion for how to fix it.
I was able to find a solution though: I opened another app that requires Rosetta 2 and I was prompted to install Rosetta 2. Problem solved!
Yes, I know it should prompt me to install Rosetta 2 when I try to open the app. The problem is that it was not prompting me. Instead I received an error message that said "there was a problem" with no suggestion for how to fix it.
I was able to find a solution though: I opened another app that requires Rosetta 2 and I was prompted to install Rosetta 2. Problem solved!
GeneLand:
Most anyone can try more than one application, to test the idea; if an error
or damages to the first case, is resolvable through a second or third attempt.
• If you need to install Rosetta on your Mac - Apple Support
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211861
• About the Rosetta(2) Translation Environment | Apple Developer Documenation
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple-silicon/about-the-rosetta-translation-environment
The transition this utility enables is said to be temporary until software makers
bring their own wares up to speed ~ which would self-resolve this matter easily.
It should prompt you the moment you open the app to install it.
Rosetta 2 installation on M1 Mac
