Torrent clients apps on MacOs Monterey quit unexpectedly

I wanted to downgrade from Ventura to Monterey, as for my experience it was full of bugs (google drive, nord-vpn, and iCloud syncing would not work). I contacted Apple Support to see if I could get some assistance regarding this matter, and I was told it wasn't possible to downgrade, I was very dissatisfied as apple care + is not cheap. So I backed up my macbook air m1 with time machine and managed to downgrade. As I expected a few applications did not work, and I reinstalled them, the only problem are torrent clients app (such as Folx, Free Download Manager, Transmission) when opened they all give me the error I'll copy below.

I contacted again the apple support, and they told me I needed to update back to Ventura. Now, it's unbelievable that there is no other way to solve this problem except with an update, as when I had Monterey, Free Download Manager worked perfectly.


Can anybody help me?


The error displayed when I try to open Folx:


MacBook Air 13″

Posted on Nov 15, 2022 4:59 AM

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Posted on Nov 15, 2022 6:33 AM

Actually I solved it, and the problem was exactly the fact that most torrent client apps are Intel native, so I installed again Rosetta, and everything was back to normal. Probably when I restored my data in monterey from the back up I had in ventura, something got corrupted, or I don't know.

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