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Hi, I get this error. "There was a problem connecting to the server “192.168.0.10”, it pops up 4 or 5 times before going away. My old router had an IP of 192.168.0....etc My new one has a different IP. How can I get rid of this message?
At one point, you had a server (or a non-server device, performing as a server) that your Mac used to connect to at login that resided on that subnet. As BobTheFisherman has noted, you need to determine what is making that connection request.
Most likely, it will either be an app that was configured to connect or you have it being requested via your user login settings.
I suggest checking the latter first. To do so, Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items tab. Look for any login items, and review them to see if they are either still required and/or the likely culprit.
At one point, you had a server (or a non-server device, performing as a server) that your Mac used to connect to at login that resided on that subnet. As BobTheFisherman has noted, you need to determine what is making that connection request.
Most likely, it will either be an app that was configured to connect or you have it being requested via your user login settings.
I suggest checking the latter first. To do so, Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items tab. Look for any login items, and review them to see if they are either still required and/or the likely culprit.
Uninstall the app that is trying to connect to that ip address. We have no idea what you have installed.
Try booting in safe mode which may stop the app from starting up on launch.
Remove the app from auto launch on boot.
Thanks, I followed this approach and seems to have resolved the issue. There were some legacy logins that had not been cleared out
There was a problem connecting to the server “192.168.0.10” error message - iMac 2013 with macOS catalina
