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Mentor1
2 years agoNew Contributor
How to open GoToAssist on Mac SONOMA
Does anyone have workable instructions on how a 'client' can open a GoToAssist V5 invitation on a Mac woth Sonoma OSX ??
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- Mentor12 years agoNew ContributorThanks Kate, That's exactly what we've tried on 5 different Sonoma Macs over the recent 4 months. Doesn't work. We did however have one successful connection today. It was the result of: - moving the GoToAssist downloaded zip file onto the Msc desktop - then running from there Don't know yet if that was a reliable, repeatable solution or not. 
- KateG2 years agoGoTo ManagerMentor1 if you need assistance with app permissions, here's screenshots from my Mac on Sonoma: - To review app permissions—for example, if you later decide to give a denied app access to your Mac—choose Apple menu, then System Settings,
 - then, click Privacy & Security 
- in the sidebar, then click Accessibility on the right. (You may need to scroll down.)
 - Turn permission on or off for any app in the list (please note this is my home computer. I do not have GoTo Assist installed on my home computer)
 
- Mentor12 years agoNew ContributorSurely, LogMeIn / GoToAssist must have a Mac with running Sonoma that they have run tests on. They should easily be able to make screen-shots and post a help page. 
- Mentor12 years agoNew ContributorHI KateG, It's difficult for me to describe whats happening because until the client establishes the connection, I cannot see their screen. Also, from that I'm told, the various System Preference dialogs on SONOMA are all a new design differing from previous OS's. Our clients all say that they cannot find GoToAssist (or similar) anywhere on a dialog that allows them to enable. we do not have a Mac with Sonoma in our office - reason being all the difficulty other people are having, so we cannot step through it here within our office. 
- KateG2 years agoGoTo ManagerHi Mentor1, welcome to the GoTo Community. have you granted permission in the Mac Settings? If that isn't the issue, can you explain a bit more about what is going on? Thanks.