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Since upgrading to Sonoma, I get two pop-ups saying that "NETserver" and "USBserver" would like to access data from other apps and asking for permission.
How do I get rid of seeing these pop-ups after every reboot? I have no apps specifically called "NETserver" or "USBserver".
iMac 21.5″, macOS 14.0
Yes, I do have a Brother printer. I have had it, along with my iMac, for a few years. I do use AirPrint quite often, although the popups did not start until macOS Sonoma 14. Any idea how to stop them? Very annoying. Thanks
Delete the Server folder (or specifically the NETServer and Server file in that folder) as provided in the above link. To be safe I would move it to the desktop to verify functionality before actually deleting so you have the option to put it back.
Do you have a Brother printer?
It may be related to legacy printer drivers located at: Macintosh HD > Library > Printers > Brother > Utilities > Server
Thank you!
Unwanted popups
