• Check for System Errors. Open File Explorer (press Windows key + E keyboard shortcut) and right-click on the drive that's corrupted to select Properties. Under the Tools tab, click on Check in.
• It seems from the computer that printing is going as normal, but nothing comes out, or sometimes, only a few pages comes out. The printer is dispplaying that printis is ongoing for some time, then it says Cannot print - File is corrupt. Printing the same file on other printers goes without problem.

The Open and Repair command might be able to recover your file. Click File Open Browse and then go to the location or folder where the document (Word), workbook (Excel), or presentation (PowerPoint) is stored. Don't try to open the file from the Recent section as this won't go into the Open dialog box.

Many Mac users have recently reported issues with their Safari Browser. What usually happen are they can’t open their Safari or the browser is not working properly.

If you’re also experiencing this issue, you’re no doubt very frustrated. But don’t worry. The following are a few fixes that have helped many Mac users.

Try these fixes

You may not have to try them all; just work your way down the list until you find the one that works for you.

Fix 1: Update your Safari

You may be having your issue with your Safari because you are using an old version. You should try updating your browser and see if this fixes the issues for you. To do so:

1. On your Mac computer, open App Store.
2. On App Store, click Updates.
3. Click the UPDATE button next to Safari if there’s any update available.
4. Wait for the update process to complete.

Now check to see if this fixes your Safari issue. If it does, great! But if not, there are still other fixes you can try…

Fix 2: Temporarily disable your antivirus

Your firewall or antivirus software can sometimes cause interference to your Safari browser. To see if that’s the case for you, temporarily disable your firewall and see if your problem remains. (You may need to consult your firewall documentation for instructions on disabling it.)

If this resolves your problem, you can add your game to the whitelist of your firewall. You can contact the vendor of your firewall and ask them for advice. Or you can install a different antivirus solution.

IMPORTANT: Be extra careful about what sites you visit, what emails you open and what files you download when you have disabled your firewall.

Fix 3: Clean your browser cache

Corrupted cache can cause issues to your Safari browser. In this case, you should try cleaning it. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Close your Safari browser if it is running.
2. On your keyboard, press the Shift key, the Command key and G at the same time to invoke the Go to Folder dialog.
3. Type “~/library”, then click Go.
4. Double click the Caches folder.
5. Move the com.apple.Safari and com.apple.Safari.SafeBrowsing folders to Trash.

You’ve now removed your Safari cache. Try launching your browser and see if this fix works for you.

Fix 4: Restore your Mac computer with Time Machine

You can fix your Safari browser by restoring your Mac system to a previous state. If you’ve previously set up Time Machine to create backups for your Mac computer, you can use these backups to restore your computer.

To open Time Machine:

1. Click the search icon in the upper-right corner of your screen.
2. Type “time machine” and press Enter.
3. Follow its instructions to restore your Mac computer from a backup.

Hopefully, this fixes your browser issue. But if not, you may need to…

Fix 5: Reinstall your macOS

If none of the fixes above works for you, you should try reinstalling your Safari to see if this fixes your browser issues. As it is included with your operating system, you should reinstall your macOS to reinstall the browser (this won’t erase your personal data and settings). To reinstall your macOS:

1. Back up your important data on your Mac computer. (Reinstalling macOS won’t erase your data in most cases, but it’s better safe than sorry.)
2. Make sure your Mac computer is connected to the Internet.
3. Click the Apple icon in the upper-left corner of your screen, then select Restart.
4. Click Restart if you’re prompted.
5. Immediately as your Mac computer restarts, press and hold the Command key and R on your keyboard at the same time. Then release the keys when you see the Apple logo appears.
6. Select your language, then click the next button (the arrow).
7. Select Reinstall macOS, then click Continue.
8. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the reinstallation.

Hopefully one of the fixes above works for you. If you have any questions, feel free to leave us a comment below!

All of a sudden my husband’s macbook could no longer open any OSX apps, including Safari, App Store, iMovie, Photos, etc. Once attempted to be opened, the app icons show a ? instead of the usual app icon. He would then get the following error:

You can’t open the application because it may be damaged or incomplete

After several searches on Google, I stumbled upon this forum with many different solutions. The one that worked for him (and luckily quite simple) is to clear a few cached files using the following steps:

1. On Finder, Go > Go to folder > /var/folders
2. You will see two letter folders like the below. Apart from zz, open each two letter folder and it’s subfolder until you find folders labeled with O, C, and T. Clear the contents of each of the O, C, T folders.
3. Restart your Mac

Once restarted, the apps on the macbook opened without issues an no longer showing the ? icons.

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