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When I click on an some apps (notes and music) in the dock once, the dot appears below the icon indicating it has been opened, however I have to click it again for it to open up on the desktop. This is intermittent with notes and consistent with music. Is there a setting to fix this?
Dubya Mark wrote:
Yes, it says music next to the Apple logo. So how do I fix it so that a window is open? I’ll try the other posters suggestion regarding cache.
Yes, do try that.
By the way, you can quickly show the main Music window by pressing Command-0 (that is a zero, not the letter Oh).
Also: do you close the Music window before quitting Music? If you do that, try just using Command-Q or choosing Quit from the Music menu.
Dubya Mark wrote:
Yes, it says music next to the Apple logo. So how do I fix it so that a window is open? I’ll try the other posters suggestion regarding cache.
Yes, do try that.
By the way, you can quickly show the main Music window by pressing Command-0 (that is a zero, not the letter Oh).
Also: do you close the Music window before quitting Music? If you do that, try just using Command-Q or choosing Quit from the Music menu.
Dubya Mark wrote:
When I click on an some apps (notes and music) in the dock once, the dot appears below the icon indicating it has been opened, however I have to click it again for it to open up on the desktop. This is intermittent with notes and consistent with music. Is there a setting to fix this?
You can try a safeboot to clear system cache files as a trouble shoot procedure—then try again a normal boot to test
Try a SafeBoot How to use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support
Takes noticeable longer to get to the login screen, does a 5 minute disk repair before it fully boots up, and certain system caches get cleared and rebuilt, including dynamic loader cache, etc.
Login and test. Reboot as normal and test. Caches get rebuilt automatically.
What I think is happening is that the application does start but has no window open.
You can check if that is the case simply by looking at the menu bar. Do you see "Music" as the application name, right next to the Apple symbol at the top left? If you do, then Music has indeed started.
Yes, it says music next to the Apple logo. So how do I fix it so that a window is open? I’ll try the other posters suggestion regarding cache.
Thanks. I do quit music. I’m now thinking since it appears to be the only app this is happening with that I will just click the icon a second time or use your control zero method.
Clicking an app in the dock
