audiofinder finder section not showing finder sidebar items

#Audiofinder finder section not showing finder sidebar items Pc
#Audiofinder finder section not showing finder sidebar items mac

Yes I think that Bonjour is working.Did you try resetting your router?If so I think the next place to look is at the other computers,are they all windows or a mix of osx and windows?Naming the windows network simply'WORKGROUP'seems to work best for me(usually have 6 wired and a couple of wireless connections going)So i would check each pc and make sure they all have the same workgroup name,also if they are Windows 7 they should be set to Home Network not Public.On other macs and on yours make sure file sharing is on,I noticed after one of the updates it had been turned off. No-one has replied, and I'm sure there is an easy answer! So, you think that Bonjour is working OK? What could be causing the lack of 'Sharing' options appearing in Finder then?īTW, OT I know, but can you help at all with my question in How do add 'Recent Folders' item to the Finder sidebar 0. OK, I can see other computers iTunes shared libraries. Is it possible to add a new section to the Finder sidebar Im interested in adding a new section to the Finder sidebar, and auto-populating it as part of some personal automation. Click the device to see the syncing options.

This isn’t a folder in Finder, but rather the Finder sidebar preferences simply stores a pointer to the item. Check the sidebar again, below Locations, to see if your device is showing. Finder in OS X allows you to place favourite locations (volumes and folders) in the sidebar of every Finder window and other Finder dialog or sheet (such as the Finder sidebar shown in a Save or Open sheet). Below Locations, select the CDs, DVDs, and iOS Devices checkbox. In the Finder on your Mac, choose Finder > Preferences.

In the Finder window, double-click the computer you want to connect to, then click. See Sync content between your Mac and iPhone or iPad over Wi-Fi. If no items appear in the Locations section of the sidebar, hold the pointer over the word Locations, then click the arrow. I've got the same issue now, since the last airport update(the one after 10.6.3) I think it's more Apple related than Hackintosh related because my real macs(imac and macbook pro) have the same problem.I have a temporary solution that seems to work for the windows shares.First in Finder Preferences,in the General tab check the show connected servers on desktop box.Then mount the servers using the menubar Go method (like we discussed before).Next open login items and drag the mounted shares into there.then you can uncheck the show connected severs box.This is not a good permanent solution but it saves having to login to a bunch of shares all the time.At least for me it would mean logging in to 2 windows home servers,2 windows 7 pcs,and an imac manually after each startupĮdit: I got everything showing back up on there own,just reset my wireless router(unplug it for 30 seconds) first making sure everything on the network was turned on and awake On your Mac, click the Finder icon in the Dock to open a Finder window, then click Network in the Locations section of the sidebar. Back to my Mac, or Connected Servers, showing in Finder sidebar even though I have them ticked in Preferences.

#Audiofinder finder section not showing finder sidebar items mac