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I Connected to my wife's MacBook via the network.
Now I want to remove it since my sidebar no longer shows all the folders I have dragged onto it.
How do I do this? In doing so, will my sidebar revert to the original list?
And while I have your esteemed attention, when connected, why are folders locked?
Many thanks
iMac 27" 5K, macOS 10.14
Timothy Holt wrote:
I Connected to my wife's MacBook via the network.
Now I want to remove it since my sidebar no longer shows all the folders I have dragged onto it.
How do I do this? In doing so, will my sidebar revert to the original list?
And while I have your esteemed attention, when connected, why are folders locked?
Many thanks
Set up file sharing on Mac - Apple Support
Customize your Mac with System Preferences - Apple Support
Change Media Sharing preferences on Mac - Apple Support
Turn Mac screen sharing on or off - Apple Support
Timothy Holt wrote:
I Connected to my wife's MacBook via the network.
Now I want to remove it since my sidebar no longer shows all the folders I have dragged onto it.
How do I do this? In doing so, will my sidebar revert to the original list?
And while I have your esteemed attention, when connected, why are folders locked?
Many thanks
Set up file sharing on Mac - Apple Support
Customize your Mac with System Preferences - Apple Support
Change Media Sharing preferences on Mac - Apple Support
Turn Mac screen sharing on or off - Apple Support
Sorry. I have one foot in the grave, and have spent 3 hours trying to sort out this issue, searching all over the web.
Thank-you for assuming I am intelligent and have all my marbles - sadly I don't.
I'm not being facetious. I've tried several solutions. I suppose I could tell the wife to shut down her computer, but I merely want to return to how things were before I connected.
How do I remove/stop a network connected Mac from my network.
