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• This is a repair permissions. WARNING SUID File System/Library/Core Service/Remote Management/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Mac OS/ARDAgent has been modified and will not be repaired

  I ran repair permissions in disk utility. the latest information that printed was, (warning SUID FileSystem/library /CoreService /RemoteManagement /Contents /MacOS /ARDAgent ARDAgent.App) has been modified and will not be repaired. This warns something that I really need to worry. Also, how can it be fixed

  Don't worry about this.

  Utility disk - permission errors, you can ignore

• Repair permissions on a partitioned drive

  I have my disk partitioned, a Lion and the other partition with El Capitan. If I want to run disk utility and repair permissions, do it separately on each of these partitions, or all at once on the disc?

  Also, is it OK to run utilities disk to do this directly from the Applications folder, or is it better to start the recovery and do it from there?

  Should be good from the applications folder. Fix them separately.

• My Mac has said that I don't have the necessary permissions, (although I repaired permissions and checked that I am an administrator of this computer) for the upgrade - what can you tell me what the problem is? Mac 10.5.8

  My Mac has said that I don't have the necessary permissions, (although I repaired permissions and checked that I am an administrator of this computer) for the upgrade - what can you tell me what the problem is? Mac 10.5.8

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  I tried to upgrade to version 2.0

  User Agent

  Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10_5_8; en - us) AppleWebKit/533.16 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/533.16 Version/5.0

  See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Installing_Firefox#Mac_OS_X
  .....
  If you have Mac OS X 10.5 or newer then follow these steps:

  Download a new copy of the Firefox program: http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/all.html
  Trash the current demand for Firefox to do a clean reinstall.
  Install the new version you downloaded.
  Your profile data is stored in the Firefox profile folder, so you will not lose your bookmarks and other personal data.

• What happened to repair permissions w/El Cap?

  I liked repair permissions & miss it! Why it was decided to remove it from El Cap?

  Now, in my opinion, the new disk utility is really heavy and not intuitive.

  Thank you

  Kate

  A part of it which does not cover the Protection of the integrity of the system is now part of the function of first aid.

  (140178)

• After the migration to the new iMac 10.11.3 - unable to repair permissions on your Photos App library

  I bought a new iMac running El Capitan and migrated from my old iMac running 10.6.8 and opening of the Photos app after migration ended I see the error "failed to repair permissions on your library. Initially, when I open the Photo app, I'm asked to select the library migrated or create a new. I select the library migrated and then see the above error.

  I tried on my new iMac running disk utility, and there is no error reported. "I tried too hold down the command and option keys when opening the Photo app and I go as far as the window pop up prompting me that" you are about to repair of the 'iPhoto Library' library but after selecting the repair, it returns the error "year error occurred while repairing permissions" and citing is the only option given.

  I then tried to go back to my old iMac and did a full rebuild of my photo library using the command and option keys when opening iPhoto App and also ran disk utility. Then I made another backup from time machine fees and moved once more to my new iMac. This has not improved the question, and I see the same mistakes.

  I also tried the iPhoto App 3rd party download manager but it does not allow me to open the application because it returns the error iPhoto Library Manager, must have iPhoto 8.1.2 or later must be installed. Of course when you run 10.11.3. My App Photo conforms to this requirement.

  I am really confused on this issue and would appreciate any help or advice for this problem.

  Kind regards

  Brian

  you have 90 days free telephone support from Apple with a new iMac.

• Snow Leopard constant and growing repair permissions - 10.6.8

  Our machine Mac Pro (3,1) seems constant is necessary

  (starting to Snow Leopard) repair permissions. I've been using Applejack

  and have an improved version of the Warrior drive.

  It seems maybe she needed about 5 - 6 times to start or restart, but

  So now need after having initialized twice. Please note that I

  replaced the hard drive (this disk is a copy clone) and I have another

  boot drive for Yosemite. Yes, an effort to "future proofing".

  Of course - yes - I try to avoid reloading everything from the beginning.

  Can there be a simple cure?

  Thank you very much.

  Why you repair permissions so often? Repair permissions should never be necessary. We cannot help you if you do not deserve the exact problem you have.

• Disable the Drive on Yosemite property or repair permissions

  I have some files on my Mac telling me now that I don't have permission even if when I go in the menu "Get Info" I'm listed as "Read & write."  I then tried to fix the permissions, but there is only one button of first aid, no tab with a prompt to repair permissions in disk utility menu.  So since I was the only person who uses the Mac, I tried to disable the Drive property.  I went to the disk utility, but there is no option to do either.

  Are these system files or your own files. In addition, you can not do an ERD on a mounted volume, you must boot from recovery to do.

  OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support

  But if these files belong to you, then a repair permissions will not touch them.

• I have photos crashes as soon as it is opened.  I repaired permissions and restarted several times and it still crashes.  Help.

  I got-photos crashes as soon as it is opened.  I repaired permissions and restarted several times.  Can you help me.  OSX 10.85

  Need to know a little more to help - what kind of error message you get when it crashes? Look in the Console application and select 'All Messages', and note what kind of new messages appear when you try to run iPhoto.

  Other programs have similar problems or just iPhoto?

  Good luck...

• Hunspell-repair permissions

  ID Mac 5.5

  Whenever I have repair permissions, hunspell always comes to the top as shown in the image below.

  Why is what happens, and is there a way to fix it? Repair it does not stick.

  Thank you.

  

  I have installed InDesign CS5.5 and Hunspell dictionaries and I get the same message when I repair permissions.

  Finally, I turned to Ted Landau columns and now out-of-print Mac OS X SHUTDOWN.

  After talking to the service repair disk permissions, he said:

  "Repair disk permissions Error Messages that are repeated. You can see that repair disk permissions occasionally reports the same same error messages more than once, sometimes claiming to re - settle a problem it purports to solve in a previous run. In most cases you can ignore this repetition and taking responsibility for the mistakes have been made correctly, or it's a message of 'status' that can be ignored. »

• Possible to repair permissions on the external hard disk drive?

  I use the Mavericks. Is it possible to repair the permissions of the drive on an external hard drive?

  Why would you want to? Just put the reader to ignore the ownership and permissions.

• Where is repair permissions to 10.11.3?

  Running a MBP 15 inch early 2011 with OSX 10.11.3. Where oh where is repair disk permissions? Running the utility of front disc I clone my hard drive, I've always had a lot of permissions that have been screwed up and it took some time to repair. I got used. Now, disk utility only takes a few minutes (if there are only) to seek repairs. It does in the background, or what I need to do something else? Thank you

  JAW

  There are more in El - Cap. It is no longer necessary.

• Clock set to date before January 1, 2001. Pop - ups require to accept incoming network connections for: krb5kdc, cups-lpd, MDNSResponder, configd. File system ARDAgent.app has been changed and cannot be repaired by disk utility. Files repaired permissions

  As soon as that connected with the password, the clock is set to date before January 1, 2001. Pop - ups require to accept incoming network connections for: krb5kdc, cups-lpd, MDNSResponder, configd. File system 'System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent' has been changed and cannot be repaired by disk utility. Files permissions were repaired by disk on the install disc utility. How can I stop this?

  Am also using Firefox 43.0.3 browser like Safari.

  'System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent' has been changed and cannot be repaired by disk utility. Files permissions were repaired by disk on the install disc utility. How can I stop this?

  You can ignore the above.

  Utility disk - permission errors, you can ignore

  System preferences/Date & Time/Date & time - is it set to automatically set the date and time?

• disk repair & permissions

  OS 10.6.8

  In the race checks the disc, I got a message that my drive needs to be repaired.  I have my disc to install Mac.  I'm not sure how to start my computer with the installation disc.  More tips for the repair disk and repair of permissions will be appreciated.

  Insert the DVD in Snow Leopard and then stop the machine.

  Restart it by holding down the c key to boot from the DVD.

  Use a disk utility application to repair the internal drive.

• Verify and repair permissions, El Capitan.

  Anyone know if the following commands will check and fix permissions of files if the SIP is activated? Say / applications. It is displayed in several places on the web.

  sudo/usr/libexec/repair_packages - check - standard-pkgs /.

  sudo/usr/libexec/repair_packages - repair - standard-pkgs /.

  He could repair the permissions of the files a few OS X which are not protected by SIP. But it would be a waste of time. It is best to describe the problem, if you have one, as long as detail as much information as possible, rather than saying what you think is the cause or the way you think it should be resolved.