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Re: MacOS Catalina Support
What I guess was happening was since I had the 32bit version installed it was only checking on updates for the 32bit version and not checking for newer software overall. I am going to upgrade to Catalina tonight and give logmein a try and see if I get the same issues you are having and report back here my results.17KViews0likes1CommentFixing LogMeIn for MacOS Catalina
It wasn't clear to me that LogMeIn had a 64bit client so that I could upgrade my MacOS to the new Catalina. I tried to check for updates and it said I was up to date, however checking the bitwise of my LogMeIn app always showed that it was indeed still 32bit. What I discovered was that I had to completly uninstall and remove all of LogMeIn by following these instructions and then re-installing from my weblogin. Hopefully this will help someone else. https://help.logmein.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/How-do-I-uninstall-LogMeIn-for-Mac-manually/?l=en_US&fs=RelatedArticle3.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: MacOS Catalina Support
Ahankins, as far as I know, full disk access is just as it sounds, if checked it allows logmein full access to your local disk. I have not upgraded to Catalina for the simple fact that I support hundreds of remote users and I can't afford to lose access to logmein. You might want to check if your client is indeed 64bit by following the below steps from OSXdaily... I update my client yesterday and it's still reporting 32bit. http://osxdaily.com/2018/03/06/find-32-bit-apps-mac/ Regards35KViews0likes36Comments