Error 8072, repeated question
Hello everyone, I have already asked this question in this community and many others, I have read the answers but still have not found a solution to the problem. I'll try again with a screenshot app.
And so, back in May, I discovered that all the files and folders had disappeared from my desktop, although I had not deleted anything.
Now I will describe errors while the system is running.
1. When I try to create a folder on my desktop, I get error 8072
2. Even when I try to take a screenshot of this screen, the files do not appear on my desktop. I have to save them in notes and then copy them to other folders.
3. Previously the recycle bin was full, but when I opened it it was empty, I was forced to see what was there and delete unnecessary files; The files I needed were not on the desktop.
4. When I try to open my desktop folder through Finder, this is what happens
When I try to get more information
Same thing when I click on desktop or documents.
5. You can only save documents and files through the Finder or Desktop folder, although I repeat, there are no new or old files on the Desktop.
6. Now let's see what I have with device rights
I opened the download folder and clicked get more information. There seems to be no problem with access.
What did I try?
- Disk utility like Disk drill and EasyUS to recover lost files, bought a subscription, managed to find only part of the lost photos
- I checked iCloud Drive, there was nothing there
- I used the disk recovery utility inside the Mac, but nothing helped.
- Reboot and restore in safe mode. also zero result
- Creating a new user to check functionality; all functions work for the new user, including creating files and displaying them on the desktop.
It seems like I missed something, I would be very glad for any help. Although I no longer believe that the Apple engineers themselves will help me, and I am beginning to come to terms with the loss of photos of my children and important photos, I did not expect this from Apple.
p.s. Updating to Sonoma didn't help.
MacBook Pro 13″
