#Contour shuttle helper startup

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Contour shuttle helper startup

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP INSTALL

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP DRIVERS

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP DRIVER

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP MANUAL

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP PRO

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP DRIVER

Unfortunately, there isn't a way around this aside from continuing to uninstall/reinstall the driver until you do get the security pop-ups and have the OS recognize that you are approving the driver. The wrong icon being selected at the top is a sign that the driver isn't being recognized properly by the operating system.

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP MANUAL

Is there something I need to do within the program to get it to work? Do I need to select something, tell it something? I've read the manual several times but it provides no direction on that sort of thing. It's been like this since I installed it the first time and every time since. I cannot click on the other buttons to choose a different one. I can't completely tell if that means its selected or that it's just color contrasting to separate the selections from each other. The middle one (shuttle pro) is highlighted. The buttons are grayed out and I cannot select them.

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP PRO

This is a long shot, but the only thing that seems off to me is that at the top of the contour shuttle app, where it displays the three different shuttles, it looks like the Shuttle Pro is selected and not the Shuttle Pro v.2, which is the version I have. I removed it and reinstalled, still doesn't work. I checked the login items and do see a shuttle help line there, but there is no yellow caution sign. I uninstalled and reinstalled again and still doesn't work. I went and manually added it this time, as you suggested, and now it is there, but the shuttle still doesn't work. I did go and check it myself to see if it was there and it never showed as an option in the panel. Usually, I am prompted to do that and go allow it when I am finished installing something and the computer prompts it. One thing to note is that in all the times I've uninstalled and reinstalled this driver, I was never asked to give it permission in the accessibility panel. I had already done most of that before posting this. Thank you for writing all that out, but unfortunately, the shuttle is still not working.

Re-install the driver, reboot the computer, and see if this makes any difference.

Then check the “Security & Privacy” “General Tab” and see if you can find the button to ALLOW “Contour shuttle”.

If so, remove the entry by clicking the “minus” button.

Check the “User & Groups” “Login Items” and see if there is a 'Contour helper” item listed with a yellow “caution icon” on the right.

Uninstalling the Shuttle driver may not completely remove all traces of the driver. Try adding 'Contour Shuttle” under that tab, the feedback from our other customers indicates this generally resolves the issue. Within the “Privacy” tab, under Accessibility, you can add apps to control your computer. Please browse to the 'Security & Privacy' section under System Preferences. If that doesn't resolve the problem, sometimes some further tweaking is needed with Mojave to get the Shuttle driver to work. If you are still experiencing problems, try reinstalling the driver and clicking the “allow” button, then restart your Mac. After allowing driver installation, you will need to restart your Mac.

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If the “Allow” button is not clicked within 30 minutes of installing the driver, the option to allow will disappear and you will have to install the driver again. If anything pops up in that area after checking the radio button regarding the Shuttle, press “Allow”. In that section you'll want to ensure 'App store and identified developers' is checked off under the 'Allow apps downloaded from:' section. I would recommend uninstalling the driver, reinstalling the driver, then manually opening System Preferences, clicking on Security & Privacy and clicking the 'general' tab.

CONTOUR SHUTTLE HELPER STARTUP DRIVERS

If it doesn't, MacOS requires authorization to install drivers for your Shuttle. If a different USB port is not available, sometimes a simple disconnect and reconnect to the same port will work. Our other customers have reported that the following steps can get the issue resolved, although sometimes you may need to follow the steps a few times to get the driver to install correctly.įirst, sometimes simply disconnecting and reconnecting the USB cable of the Shuttle after the computer has already been booted up to a new port can fix the problem. The issue you are describing is likely related to the restrictive 3rd party driver installation policies Apple has implemented with High Sierra and newer versions of macOS (i.e.