Google Earth Pro on new M1 error

I recently updated from an Intel MacBook 13" (2015) to a MacBook Pro 16" with the M1 processor. When I start Google Earth Pro I get the following error message:


Google Earth Pro then starts with none of my saved places.

I have reloaded Google Earth Pro and the error still occurs.

I have checked the myplaces.kml file and it has not been updated since it ran on the old computer.

This question has been asked by others with no resolution.

Does anyone have a fix or any ideas to try?

MacBook Pro (2020 and later)

Posted on Jan 15, 2022 12:40 PM

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Jan 18, 2022 7:09 PM in response to etresoft

That didn't work directly. I copied those lines into text editor, overwrote "username" with my user name, then copied those lines into terminal. That did the trick! (I couldn't seem to do that in terminal. It has been many years since I used a terminal program.)


Thank you very much.


Fortunately, I had the old Myplaces file from the old computer saved away in a couple places. Had it gotten lost I could easily replace it, in fact I did that just before dinner.


I don't know what that did, so it might be useful to others with this problem to explain it a little for historical reasons. I always look in Google for answers in these user communities before I actually go in to ask a question. I usually find the answer I need that way.


I owe you a beer.

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