Resolving Issues with Suitcase Fusion 4 Core Location

If you're experiencing problems with Suitcase Fusion 4, particularly after installing the 10.5.8 update, you may need to take a few troubleshooting steps to get it up and running smoothly. One common issue is that the software may bounce once in the dock and then abort.

To resolve this issue, start by ensuring that your anti-virus and firewall software are aware of SF3 and FMCore to avoid conflicts. Temporarily disabling these programs can help you troubleshoot the problem more effectively. Additionally, check any Anti-Virus/Firewall settings that could be blocking SF3.

In some cases, deleting registry entries may also be necessary to resolve the issue. If this doesn't work, try contacting Extensis support and removing and reinstalling Suitcase Fusion 4 multiple times, as I had to do.

If you're not logged in as an administrator, you'll need to click the lock and enter your password first before making any changes. One potential solution is to change your Computer Name to something shorter with no spaces or special characters, such as MyName-MacBookPro.

Apparently, if your Computer Name exceeds 20 characters or contains special characters, it can cause problems with the Bonjour Name and subsequently with Suitcase Fusion. I found that this was the case for my Mac, and changing the name resolved the issue.

If you're still having trouble, you may want to try moving the preferences file to the desktop and restarting your Mac, as suggested by Applecare support. This essentially resets Suitcase Fusion and may resolve the problem.

In conclusion, resolving issues with Suitcase Fusion 4 Core Location requires a bit of troubleshooting and creativity. By following these steps, I was able to get my software up and running smoothly again. If you're experiencing similar problems, I hope this post will help you find the solution you've been looking for.

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