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Sep 29, 2013 7:13 PM in response to arapaby The Art Of Sound,Error -43 is an OX S error code relating to missing/corrupt files... This is usually caused by permission issues or directory corruption so have you tried repairing your system drive permissions and verifying the HD itself.. using Disk utility?
I would highly recommend you do so.. starting with disk verify.... and repair if needed.
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Jun 6, 2016 10:51 PM in response to arapaby Mohanvenkat,I had previously gotten the Error 43 on my Mac. Follow this article on My blog to Fix Error 43 Mac : How to Fix Error 43 Mac.
To fix, what you need to do is basically two steps
- Reset the PRAM. From a powered off state, hold ⌘ Cmd⌥ Option P R until you hear the startup chimes 3 times, then release and allow your system to boot normally.
- (Optional) Delete the locked files. In Terminal, execute the following command: chflags -R nouchg. Then open your Trash, select all the item (⌘ Cmd-A), drag everything to the Terminal window, then press Return ⏎. Empty your Trash
Hope this Helped,
Mohan Venkat
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Jun 7, 2016 4:26 PM in response to arapaby Jesse Stern,Another thing that might help:
- Right-click on your session file and click "Show Package Contents".
- You should see 3 folders inside: Alternatives, Media, Resources.
- Inside Alternatives (and maybe Resources), look for any file called DisplayState.plist
- Delete those files. Just to be safe, drag them to your desktop (to make a backup copy), THEN delete, and open the session. This often helps with corrupted files.
- Assuming the session now opens (and it should), trash the backup DisplayState.plist file. If not, you can always put it back where you found it and continue troubleshooting.