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I just wanted to get back into ESO on my mac, and my mac said the patch file is from an unknown developer so can't be opened. Which is often because it contains malware or something alike. Can anyone tell me if thats true?
Edited by Takhistis on July 30, 2016 8:33PM
NA-DC-NB VR1 Ilythrian
Proud member of Guild Medieval, More Than Fair, The Angry Unicorn Inn
Ususally Mac alone is enough as I don't rlly go to sites that require protecting software. Mac has the inbuilt system where ANY program that wants to make any changes to files, needs to be confirmed by the user with password.
But any mac users can confirm if it's safe?
NA-DC-NB VR1 Ilythrian
Proud member of Guild Medieval, More Than Fair, The Angry Unicorn Inn
I just wanted to get back into ESO on my mac, and my mac said the patch file is from an unknown developer so can't be opened. Which is often because it contains malware or something alike. Can anyone tell me if thats true?
That is a message from the gatekeeper software built in to OS X. Its there to warn you that the program did not come from a known developer (to Apple that is)
Run it again and then just allow it to run from system prefs, security & privacy, "allow apps downloaded from" you will need to provide the admin password to do this.