How to add Network Utility to Aplication folder?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13)
Network Utility was removed from Applications/ Utilities some time ago. It now resides in the path
Macintosh HD/System/Library/Core Services/Applications. You can simply drag it from there to your Applications folder or place it back in the Utilities folder where it used to be many years ago.
Phil, if the app is dragged to Applications it creates a copy and not a shortcut.
As earlier mentioned the app would not receive new updates.
Post a method how to drag and drop network utility in applications folder .
It is not possible to make an alias.
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My reply was not aimed at you.
Yes it is I just tried.
Then your Mac is magic because none of my six will. Not unless you moved yours to the Utilities folder.
in High Sierra is like this:
No it is in its original position. See the screenshot.
I have SIP disabled, so that might be it.
"Make alias" is not in my context menu dropdown in High Sierra.
Might be because I have SIP disabled.
Its in mine, what can I say, see my other replies.
I was going to mention that. Which of course isn't the case for approx. 99.99999999% of users. Not to mention SIP should not be disabled.
Not to mention SIP should not be disabled.- yes never disable SIP đ favour u.
How to add this app to Aplications folder?
