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Hi, macOS is trying to access a network drive that no longer exists on my system. I've been to login items and nothing there seems to access that non existent drive. How do I stop that from happening?
Thanks
iMac 27″, macOS 12.0
Is that drive listed in Apple Music>Preferences>Files?
Also, look at Preferences for any other music players you have.
Is that drive listed in Apple Music>Preferences>Files?
Also, look at Preferences for any other music players you have.
How was that network drive used before? By an app(s)?
Could be that an app is trying access it.
So, it was a network drive that held my music... It would mount on startup. I get the "can't access" or whatever msg when apple music isn't playing.
Phantom network drive
