How do I get past, "You must not rename "TntConnect.app" to "TntConnect 2.app", , This can cause unexpected errors to occur"?

Troy Wolbrink — Thu, 21 Nov 2019 20:27:11 GMT

Current revision posted to Frequently Asked Questions by Troy Wolbrink on 11/21/2019 8:27:11 PM

How do I get past, "You must not rename "TntConnect.app" to "TntConnect 2.app", , This can cause unexpected errors to occur"?

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To get past this, just open your Applications folder (in Finder). If "TntConnect" exists, delete it. Then rename "TntConnect 2" to "TntConnect".

The last time you updated TntConnect for Mac, you were asked to copy the new TntConnect into your Applications folder. Since there was an existing TntConnect in your Applications folder, your Mac gave you three options: "Keep Both", "Replace", and "Stop". "Stop". You probably chose "Keep Both" so it added in your new TntConnect as "TntConnect 2".

To get past avoid this, just open your Applications folder (in Finder). If "TntConnect" existsnext time you update TntConnect, delete it. Then rename "TntConnect 2" be sure to "TntConnect".choose "Replace" when prompted.

How do I get past, "You must not rename "TntConnect.app" to "TntConnect 2.app", , This can cause unexpected errors to occur"?

Troy Wolbrink — Wed, 18 May 2016 04:24:37 GMT

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How do I get past, "You must not rename "TntMPD.app" "TntConnect.app" to "TntMPD "TntConnect 2.app", , This can cause unexpected errors to occur"?

Last time you updated TntMPD TntConnect for Mac, you were asked to copy the new TntMPD TntConnect into your Applications folder. Since there was an existing TntMPD TntConnect in your Applications folder, your Mac gave you three options: "Keep Both", "Replace", and "Stop". You probably chose "Keep Both" so it added in your new TntMPD TntConnect as "TntMPD "TntConnect 2".

To get past this, just open your Applications folder (in Finder). If "TntMPD" "TntConnect" exists, delete it. Then rename "TntMPD "TntConnect 2" to "TntMPD"."TntConnect".

How do I get past, "You must not rename "TntMPD.app" to "TntMPD 2.app", , This can cause unexpected errors to occur"?

Troy Wolbrink — Mon, 12 May 2014 05:35:22 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Frequently Asked Questions by Troy Wolbrink on 5/12/2014 5:35:22 AM

How do I get past, "You must not rename "TntMPD.app" to "TntMPD 2.app", , This can cause unexpected errors to occur"?

Last time you did a major update to updated TntMPD for Mac, youhad were asked to copya newer the new TntMPD into your Applications folder. Since there was an existing TntMPD in your Applications folder, your Mac gave you three options: "Keep Both", "Replace", "Keep Both", "Replace", and "Stop". You probably chose "Keep Both" so it added in your new TntMPD as "TntMPD 2".

To get past this, just open your Applications folder (in Finder). If "TntMPD" exists, delete it. Then rename "TntMPD 2" to "TntMPD".

How do I get past, "You must not rename "TntMPD.app" to "TntMPD 2.app", , This can cause unexpected errors to occur"?

Troy Wolbrink — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 21:55:05 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Frequently Asked Questions by Troy Wolbrink on 4/8/2014 9:55:05 PM

Last time you did a major update to TntMPD, you had to copy a newer TntMPD into your Applications folder. Since there was an existing TntMPD in your Applications folder, your Mac gave you three options: "Keep Both", "Replace", and "Stop". You probably chose "Keep Both" so it added in your new TntMPD as "TntMPD 2".

To get past this, just open your Applications folder (in Finder). If "TntMPD" exists, delete it. Then rename "TntMPD 2" to "TntMPD".