Is your Mac suddenly showing an error code 36 with a message written ‘The finder can’t complete the operation because some data in File name can’t be read or written?’ If your answer is yes and this is the same error then you need to do some troubleshooting on your part to fix it or else you can reach out to Apple Mac Customer Service to avail assistance from the experts. However, this post specifically pays emphasis on elaborating about the error codes and resolving it.
This error code appears when the user tries to copy files on their Mac. It stops the ongoing process and disallows the user to perform the operation. Though this error is rarely encountered but can be fixed easily. The reason behind this error can be some problem in the directory of the files and their exact location. There is only one set of procedure to be followed to fix this error, just go with the given points –
Measures to Fix Error Code 36 on Mac
- Open up the terminal on your Mac (it can be found in Applications or Utilities)
- Type dot_clean as the terminal command in the very first line
- Drag the particular folder that is associated with the Mac error 36 to the terminal window
- Drop it into the same window. The path of the file will appear at the end of the command. A long line of coding language will be seen
- Click the enter button on and then close the terminal
- Check if you have done the troubleshooting right by copying the troubling file to several locations on your Mac device
There are other methods too so as to fix the error code on your part but in case if you are not able to eliminate the code from the Mac then you need to dial Apple 1800 Customer Care Number that stays actively available 24 hours of the day. The technicians having sound knowledge of the Mac-related issues will help and guide you in rectifying the code from coming over.
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