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after updating to Monterey on my Imac I have found Automator to be 'Damaged'. I did a backup before upgrading but Automator isn't found. `how do I get this app back?
iMac 27″, macOS 13.0
Restart in Safe Mode and then restart normally and retest.
Restart in Safe Mode and then restart normally and retest.
yea thanks for that. Although I also found that if I opened the app and clicked on the Macosx folder and then click on that black Automate folder it seems to start up and correct whatever went wrong in the first place, but I think your answer is more elegant, thanks
DaveC
after updating to Monterey on my Imac I have found Automator to be 'Damaged'. I did a backup before upgrading but Automator isn't found. `how do I get this app back?
