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- N_Stu5 years agoNew Member
I have two macs running Big Sur 11.1. and I can't control them remotely. I can connect but neither respond to mouse or keyboard input. This occurs whether I am connecting from a Windows machine or a Mac.
I tried uninstalling and re-installing Logmein but it doesn't fix the problem. It also occurs on Big Sur 11.0
Does logmein not support Big Sur? (I find that hard to believe so long into the release).
**I saw some posts on this but needed to start a clean thread as the answer was not clear so my apologies in advance.
- AshC5 years agoRetired GoTo Contributor
Right, Bradley. We just released a new version (beta) for Rescue customers, and I expect a Pro / Central update to follow shortly. Thanks for your patience.
- AshC5 years agoRetired GoTo Contributor
Hey folks,
While remote access should be possible on Big Sur systems, we do know of some irregularities that occur, similar though not exactly to what you're describing. I expect a new version to address these in the coming days. Thanks for your patience while we finalize testing.
- bradhs5 years agoActive Contributor
Hi AshC , This is what a majority of people are discussing in the Rescue message board. This is the thread: https://community.logmein.com/t5/LogMeIn-Rescue-Discussions/Mac-OS-Big-Sur-file-manager-compatibility-issue/m-p/258055#M5468
I know it's in the wrong place, but the OP in that chat is discussing this very issue that is being brought up by this OP.
Thanks, Bradley
- AshC5 years agoRetired GoTo Contributor
Credimus I'm not sure I've heard of this being reported for Pro endpoint software behavior, but I believe we have a Mac desktop update coming soon anyway. I did hear the Mac protocols for file transfer changed slightly with the intro of Big Sur, so I'll let you know if we can reproduce and ETA on potential delivery.
- Credimus5 years agoActive Contributor
We can't transfer files from Big Sur platform . Remote access works fine. Just the file transfer crashes the client and you need to restart. currently we have to go to a Windows platform or Catalina to get that functionality. This was reported over two weeks ago and I have not seen any communications as to when it will be addressed.
- ramac105 years agoNew Member
I do not think it is fair for a company to have a software product that is NOT ready for new operating systems updates. I know you are informed of Operating Systems upgrades well in advance.
I own a company that relies on LogMeIn for key functions in our daily operations and to tell me that your software is not compatible and that I will have to revert my operating systems to use your software is irresponsible on your part. We pay good money to have a good working software package. Please fix this now.
For all users do not upgrade your MAC IOS to BIG SUR if you need LogMeIn to work, or go find another Software product to use. LogMeIn does not work and is incapable with MAC IOS BIG SIR.
- AshC5 years agoRetired GoTo Contributor
This issue should be fully resolved.
If you continue to experience similar problems on Mac OS, please state the OS version and LMI software version installed upon it.
- MyronB5 years agoNew Contributor
Spoke with log me in support today who was very helpful. On the Mac, the log me in app has not yet been fully updated to work with Big Sur operating system
- Spinland5 years agoNew Contributor
Another data point. When I close the control panel app then re-open it, I'm prompted to click a "get started" button in order to begin the process of registering the app with MacOS security. Problem is, when I click the button it just goes away instead of bringing up the security settings like it's supposed to. The accessibility panel shows both app listings checked as they should be but clearly they are not working and I expect the process to get them approved by Big Sur security is failing.
I've verified this behavior on two different Macs. Looks like a bug in the install and/or configure code.