System Preferences -- error in Network preference window
Here's a new one, for me at least....
Something has happened in my Network preferences and I believe it happened while doing a Spotlight search. When I open the Network preference window, I get an almost instant error dialogue stating "Your Network settings have been changed by another application". As soon as I hit "OK" to dismiss the dialogue box, it comes right back. If I'm really quick, I can get back to the main preferences screen before the warning reappears. I've tried logging out, rebooting, trashing the Library --> Preferences --> com.apple.networkConfig.plist file (followed by a log-out) and nothing has made a difference.
Any thoughts on what to try?
Thanks
Something has happened in my Network preferences and I believe it happened while doing a Spotlight search. When I open the Network preference window, I get an almost instant error dialogue stating "Your Network settings have been changed by another application". As soon as I hit "OK" to dismiss the dialogue box, it comes right back. If I'm really quick, I can get back to the main preferences screen before the warning reappears. I've tried logging out, rebooting, trashing the Library --> Preferences --> com.apple.networkConfig.plist file (followed by a log-out) and nothing has made a difference.
Any thoughts on what to try?
Thanks
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Here's a new one, for me at least....
Something has happened in my Network preferences and I believe it happened while doing a Spotlight search. When I open the Network preference window, I get an almost instant error dialogue stating "Your Network settings have been changed by another application". As soon as I hit "OK" to dismiss the dialogue box, it comes right back. If I'm really quick, I can get back to the main preferences screen before the warning reappears. I've tried logging out, rebooting, trashing the Library --> Preferences --> com.apple.networkConfig.plist file (followed by a log-out) and nothing has made a difference.
Any thoughts on what to try?
Thanks
Hi,
I've encountered the same problem on a friend's computer. It seems that one of the latest security updates messed up the network preferences pane. To solve this, follow the instructions given here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread....30909&tstart=0
It worked for me.