Hi, I just reinstalled OS X Yosemite on my 2012 Macbook Pro (not a clean install, just an OS reinstall) and now immediately after logging in I'm getting a prompt to find this application in finder. Does anyone know where it is in the file system? Searching for it did nothing.
Thanks.
MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2012), OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)
I believe that extension is for Google drive. Do you have Drive installed on your computer and in your systemui bar?
I think you are right. So maybe one way to help it is to quit Chrome, then hit Cancel. That worked for me just now.
This problem persists into mid 2016 with El Capitan. I'm one example. The "where is ..." window only happens intermittently. I also have the problem reported by
danaschwartz below where Google Drive (silently) fails to sync a file and must be restarted in order to sync it. These two problems could well be related. Is Google Drive experiencing delays in accessing some of its components that make it time out, throw "where is" windows and bypass a sync? What needs to be tweaked in the OS to reduce this kind of timeout?
Hi and is there a way to fix this??
All of the above seems so crazy and nobody really seems to have found the solution they were asking for?
Some people have said they did it and it killed the Finder
Others say it worked...
I am lost and maybe just give up on Google Drive
Any help please would be great
Thanks
C
I stumbled over your comment literally 2 minutes after I double-clicked the Google Drive app since I couldn't reach it's packages/contents. Now, when you say terminally....how bad are talking here?
OS X asks Where is FinderSyncAPIExtension on startup
