After updating to OS X 10.10 many of the icons on my Desktop are now plain white. Repairing permissions did not help. Is there a remedy for this?
-- Rebuild Launch Services DB
-- BP2013
-- Modified from:
-- Adam Bell 2013
-- http://macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=40534
say "begin"
set flushLaunchSvcDB to "/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Support/lsregister -kill -r -domain local -domain system -domain user"
do shell script flushLaunchSvcDB
delay 1
do shell script "killall Finder"
say "done"
After updating to OS X 10.10 many of the icons on my Desktop are now plain white. Repairing permissions did not help. Is there a remedy for this?
This bug was fixed in 10.10.2
I'm on 10.10.2 and am still having the issue. I haven't tried the script though.
Are Application icons and Preview white? The original bug was application icons showed as blank white, preview worked fine.
Preview icons are fine. When you say application icons, do you mean aliases, or actually copying the .app bundles onto the desktop (both of which seem OK at this end), or something else?
It's possible that we're talking about two different issues here; this thread seems to cover the same symptoms that I'm having.
I'd misunderstood what you meant by application icons but I see what you mean now. It does seem to be the same problem; it's just that .weblocs are the only non-previewable files that I currently have on my desktop. If I drop others on there then they work at first, but I suspect that I'll lose the icons again at some point in the future.
I've never had the betas; this was a clean install of 10.10.1 (and the problem happened there too), upgraded to 10.10.2. It's therefore not due to the upgrade process.