My computer crashed recently, and afterwards a lot of my files wouldn't open and it said it was because of "nsfileprovidererrordomain error -2005." I tried looking up what to do but nothing online really made sense and it was not offering me a solution to the problem. What should I do?
It means of something that's not there in your computer. Have you been using Dropbox or something like that?
Those files are no there in your computer, and/or cannot be downloaded from wherever they're before.
It means of something that's not there in your computer. Have you been using Dropbox or something like that?
Those files are no there in your computer, and/or cannot be downloaded from wherever they're before.
costa260 wrote:
Macbook Pro Sonoma 14
The current stable release of Sonoma including bug fixes, security updates is macOS 14.1 — I would start there.
Keep your Mac up to date - Apple Support
Keep your Mac up to date - Apple Support
costa260 wrote:
My computer crashed recently, and afterwards a lot of my files wouldn't open and it said it was because of "nsfileprovidererrordomain error -2005." I tried looking up what to do but nothing online really made sense and it was not offering me a solution to the problem. What should I do?
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/f6b98c00-a339-423a-8c89-ffaa54edf7ef
Are you running Beta version?
What exact macOS is this...?
What exact computer?
Macbook Pro Sonoma 14
Can't open files because of "nsfileprovidererrordomain error -2005.\" What do I do?!
