After a few attempts, I reset the print system and now I get this:
"an error occurred while trying to add the selected device bad file descriptor"
The printer works fine from another macbookpro running 14.3.1
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MacBook Pro (2017 – 2020)
I wanted to share experience with Sonoma 14.4 after update completed. This was duplicated on two (2) Macbook Pro after it was updated. Observation noted that Defender “com.microsoft.dlp” full disk access was disabled on 14.3 and after upgrading to 14.4. Process of elimination leads me to believe that Windows Defender made a change that now requires MacOS full disk access. See below:
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We use both JAMF and Defender at work. Verified that enabling full disk access for all Defender related items in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Full Disk Access fixed this for me.
Has anyone found a definitive solution that doesn't involve uninstalling defender? I've got 100 machines that would take forever, and lose the protection defender provides.
The fix would be up to Microsoft to issues an update to Defender to deal with the issue. The user above your post reported that simply giving Defender Full Disk Access cleared the issue.
we use Jamf and Defender, Defender Full Disk Access didn't fix anything for us. currently we have 550 Device running Sonoma and only 40 running the latest Sonoma 14.4 so far.
Thank you @CODE420, your recommendations actually work for us. We have tested on multiple devices and now rolling out to Sonoma 14.4 devices.
HP LaserJet Printer stopped working on my MacBook, after latest macOS Sonoma update.
