- Log in as an administrator.
- Open the Terminal (located in Applications/Utilities)
- Type: sudo update_prebinding -root / -force and press Return.
- When prompted for a password, enter your admin password, and press Return again.
- Type exit and press Return.
- Check for the capability to launch the problematic application.
Thereof, how do I get open with on Mac?
Always Open With: Just this document, from now onSelect the file in the Finder. Hold down the Option key and choose File -> Always Open With, and then select Adobe Photoshop from the submenu. (Alternatively, you can open the File menu and then press Option, which changes the Open With command to Always Open With.)
Furthermore, how do you open a Mac program with the keyboard? Another way to launch apps from the keyboard is to do so in the Applications folder. It's not that hard to get to that folder; in the Finder, just press Command-Shift-A. As with Spotlight and Launchpad, you can type letters to access your apps.
Subsequently, one may also ask, how do you open all applications on a Mac?
From the Finder's Go menu, select Applications. A Finder window will open, displaying the contents of the Applications folder. From here you can scroll through the list of installed applications, launch an application by double-clicking its icon, or drag an application's icon to the Dock for easier future access.
How do I change how a file opens?
Use the Open With command.In File Explorer, right-click on a file whose default program you want to change. Select Open With > Choose Another App. Check the box that says “Always use this app to open . [file extension] files.” If the program you want to use is displayed, select it and click OK.