I launched NA and got this:
Please Grant Permission to Native Access to Install Dependencies. Please Restart Native Access and Try Again
Absolutely nothing has changed in my system since I last launched NA. This is for NA2
Please check this article first:
Native Access Error: "Please grant permission to NTK Daemon to install dependencies"
If this doesn't work, you need to downgrade to Native Access 1: How to Downgrade Native Access 2 to Native Access 1
If you still encounter issues and the solutions provided didn't work for you, please get in touch with our support here: http://bit.ly/NIsupport_install
Hey @pranaearth I had put an older version of NTKDaemon in ther link, my apologies. I've updated the link, here it is again: NTKDaemon
@kipe @eliassinclair Please get in touch with our colleagues here: http://bit.ly/NIsupport_install
It seems like I found a solution (at least for my system and for now).
I kicked NTKDaemon out of the list for apps that got automatically started with a restart. Then reinstalled NTKDaemon:
Native Access App - Contents - Resources - daemon - mac - NTK Daemon Installer Mac.pkg
it will now automatically be added to the list again but this time it works.
Now it seems to be stable. Looks like the startup process did not work until you remove it there and then add again.
Good luck to everyone
intel Mac OS 12.6, NA 2.6.0
Same Message, the scripts didn't help.
Any?
Same here on my M1Max (maxed out) on 12.6. Same message, scripts didn’t work, and just messaged NI support. What a bummer. Hope this gets sorted in time to install my Komplete14 update tomorrow.
🙁
Where do I download NA2.5?
12.6 Intel here. Time is vibe, efficiency and inspiration. This debacle saps all of that when you want to get your workflow going. This has been ongoing for months. Like the gentleman above asked: where can we download a more "reliable" previous version of Native Access?
@Jeremy_NI I opened a support case Friday 9/23, but I have not heard back yet. I have tried recommendations given here and in other threads but no luck so far.
@Jeremy_NI If there is a link to 2.5 can you please post it?
Hey all, for those of you who have issues with Native Access 2.6.0 and it was working with the previous version 2.5.0 here are the installers, depending on your system:
Native Access 2.5.0 for Windows
Native Access 2.5.0 for Intel Macs
Native Access 2.5.0 for M1 Macs
Please note that But it will only stay 2.5.0 while you have it open. If you close it, it will self update to 2.6.0, so keep the installers at hand.
Issue should be fixed soon with the next update.
@Jeremy_NI Do you have a timeframe for the next update?
Thank you @Jeremy_NI! After a couple of tries, I was able to load Native Access 2.5 and install components. Looking forward to a more permanent solution that doesn't require a reinstall every time I need to use it.
Usually there is an update every 2 weeks.
Since I upgraded to Native Access 2 the whole thing has been a complete mess.
Have since downgraded to NA! but the instructions on this site tell you to remove a file from the preferences folder. In MacOS Ventura there doesn't appear to be a preferences folder as there used to be in previous versions of the operating system.
This means that every time I restart I'm prompted to key in my password to install NI dependencies.
As for installing Komplete 14 – a nightmare. I've had to install one by one to my computer's hard drive. Then quit NA and copy the files from my computer to the external HD on which I actually store Komplete. Then restart NA and relocate the now missing files.
It's really not good enough.
@Truth42 I see you didn't contact our support agents regarding that issue, they might have been able to help and they still can help if you still have issues.
I've been getting this with NA2 - as well as all sorts of hang-ups / freezes that meant I couldn't install the latest round of Silicon plug-in updates - thankfully I kept NA OG on both my machines and that worked a treat, as always. Everything installed first time, fast.
Are you sure about the preferences thing? This is a common folder structure, still the recommended according to Apple guidelines. Try cmd+shift+G in a Finder window and type in the path to verify if it exists.
