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I repeatedly get a problem when double clicking on a file. The finder says:
""file name" can't be found"
Clicking the file again it magically seems to have found the file which was there already.
I hoped the latest update of Ventura would fix it but it hasn't.
Any ideas?
I am using Ventura 13.1 on an iMacPro
iMac Pro, macOS 13.1
macOS 13.1 is not the most current. Did you possibly mean 13.2.1? If not, update to macOS 13.2.1, and try again.
If you are running 13.2.1…
Do you have any add-on anti-malware, or add-on cleaners, or add-on security apps? If so, remove all of that per the vendors’ instructions, restart, and try again.
Also see if the following clears this: Start up your Mac in safe mode - Apple Support
macOS 13.1 is not the most current. Did you possibly mean 13.2.1? If not, update to macOS 13.2.1, and try again.
If you are running 13.2.1…
Do you have any add-on anti-malware, or add-on cleaners, or add-on security apps? If so, remove all of that per the vendors’ instructions, restart, and try again.
Also see if the following clears this: Start up your Mac in safe mode - Apple Support
That's odd. My Macs usually update themselves. This time it looks like they haven't.
So far it seems to have fixed the problem.
Thank you!
Finder keeps saying file cannot be found
