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hi had error code 36 replaced hard drive still getting error code fault and mac wont install software
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Make a backup, then read this:
http://osxdaily.com/2015/02/21/fix-error-code-36-finder-mac-os-x/
Make a backup, then read this:
http://osxdaily.com/2015/02/21/fix-error-code-36-finder-mac-os-x/
You can't open the application AirServer because it may be damaged or incomplete.
The Finder can’t complete the operation because some data in “AirServer” can’t be read or written.
(Error code -36)
Last login: Mon Jun 15 13:24:54 on ttys000
gerard-gallaghers-iMac:~ gerardgallagher52$ /Applications/AirServer.app dot_clean
-bash: /Applications/AirServer.app: is a directory
gerard-gallaghers-iMac:~ gerardgallagher52$
This is not working am i doing it right?
There are many different tutorials available if you do a search of this forum or Google it.
At this point I would suggest reinstalling iTunes and all the associated helper utilities.
Fix unexpected quits or launch issues in iTunes for Windows - Apple Support
if i download detox my mac will this fix the problem.
Sorry, this reply was meant for another post... Ignore.
NO. Please don't install any "cleaner" or "maintenance" apps. They may create more issues than they are likely to resolve.
I'll be back....
ok no probs
Error code -36 is associated with trying to copy corrupted files. From your other error messages, it is clear the corrupted file is your AirServer app.
To start with, check your main disk using the Disk Utility tool in the Applications > Utilities folder (It takes a while...).
Please uninstall AirServer. If you have the paid version, make sure you have the registration code saved somewhere. Although I remember that finding where the AirServer client utility was installed was hard, your full app should be in your Applications folder. Just drag it to the Trash and empty it. You can re-download and re-install it later.
The official uninstall instruction are here: http://support.airserver.com/customer/portal/articles/1465541--how-do-i-uninstal l-airserver-from-my-mac-
Because the file appears to be corrupted, you might experience issues deleting it, or emptying the Trash. If that occurs, hold down the Command key when emptying.
If this still doesn't do it, you'll have to use a Terminal command to delete the file. I'm not an expert in command line usage, so please post a separate question on this forum requesting help with that.
This fault came up before i installed new hard drive i lost airserver a while back when i reset my mac i tried to reinstall it before i changed hard drive also but could not because error code 36 its not installed.
I got all that, but the corrupted file is still there and you need to delete it.
any idea how i can find it what if i totally erase the hard drive.
replaced hard drive still getting error code 36
