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jkundi

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Mar 31, 2014
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Hi All, I'm experiancing a bug in finder when going into a folder, sub folders appear unclickable and the font seems off for the folder names. Only way around it, is by closing finder and relaunching. See screenshot attached.
 

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sjmadd

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Oct 17, 2014
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sjmadd

I get those same folders when I try to open iphoto. I don't know how to access my pictures now
 

axxvol

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Oct 20, 2014
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Yes

Yes, Im getting this too.... with every folder.

The only fix right now, is using "killall Finder" in terminal, but after a couple minutes, the bug come back.. Im using a Retina Early 2013
 

jkundi

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Original poster
Mar 31, 2014
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I've tried to boot in safe mode and then back to normal boot to see if helped. But no luck. I'm thinking of reinstalling Yosemite. Anyone else out there with this bug?

I'm running it on late 2013 rmbp and was a clean install.
 

jkundi

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Original poster
Mar 31, 2014
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UPDATE: I have reinstalled Yosemite and installed my apps and monitored if there were any changes in Finders UI. I have had no issues for the past day and only today I install Adobe CC 2014 using Adobe App Launcher and what do you know the bug is back! So it must be this causing it :roll eyes:

Can anyone confirm this? Do you guys Adobe CC 2014 Installed without issues with Finders UI?
 

axxvol

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Oct 20, 2014
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I think so

Yes, I do have Adobe CC, and I think is that... At soon I installed Adobe PSCC the problem show up.. For now, Im using the list view in Finder...
 

lagwagon

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UPDATE: I have reinstalled Yosemite and installed my apps and monitored if there were any changes in Finders UI. I have had no issues for the past day and only today I install Adobe CC 2014 using Adobe App Launcher and what do you know the bug is back! So it must be this causing it :roll eyes:

Can anyone confirm this? Do you guys Adobe CC 2014 Installed without issues with Finders UI?

I've installed both photoshop cc 2014 and Lightroom 5 via the Adobe creative cloud app and have had zero issues with my finder.
 

petsounds

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Hi All, I'm experiancing a bug in finder when going into a folder, sub folders appear unclickable and the font seems off for the folder names. Only way around it, is by closing finder and relaunching. See screenshot attached.

Do you have any cloud drive services like Dropbox installed? Prior to Yosemite they all used hacks to enable services on the Finder.

I'd also suggest ye olde repair permissions.
 

4500

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Oct 23, 2013
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My Finder won't even open or work. Application is not responding.
 

theSeb

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UPDATE: I have reinstalled Yosemite and installed my apps and monitored if there were any changes in Finders UI. I have had no issues for the past day and only today I install Adobe CC 2014 using Adobe App Launcher and what do you know the bug is back! So it must be this causing it :roll eyes:

Can anyone confirm this? Do you guys Adobe CC 2014 Installed without issues with Finders UI?

I can't confirm that, but I can confirm the reverse. Finder work perfectly fine - no Adobe CC installed.

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Do you have any cloud drive services like Dropbox installed? Prior to Yosemite they all used hacks to enable services on the Finder.

I'd also suggest ye olde repair permissions.

I have OneDrive and Dropbox. No issues with Finder.
 

mattdonovan

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Oct 18, 2014
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I'm having this exact issue. Adobe CC is installed (Lightroom, Photoshop and InDesign) on a 13 inch retina MacBook Pro. Very annoying!

edit: I'm not getting this issue on my MacPro, even with CC installed.
 
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