No permission to change settings.....?

[MarkC426]

Shortly after getting my M2 Studio I did speed tests on internal and external drives, which all worked.
Trying now on any drive, I don't have permission to write (using AJA system test lite or Blackmagic test).
I tried giving the apps full disk access with no luck.

I can obviously read and write to all drives on a daily basis, TM backups etc.
But if I try to change disk permissions, I don't have access.

I am wondering if I need to delete and install the disk test apps, maybe after an OS update they are blocked somehow...?

Edit: removed AJA and installed, no change.
I can test the internal drive though....🤔

 

[bogdanw]

You could try to reset the Full Disk permissions, from Terminal

sudo tccutil reset SystemPolicyAllFiles

 

[MarkC426]

You could try to reset the Full Disk permissions, from Terminal

sudo tccutil reset SystemPolicyAllFiles

In layman's terms would this mess any other settings up...?

 

[bogdanw]

The command removes all apps from the Full Disk Access panel. You will have to give each app permission again.

If you what to remove just for one app:

- remove all permissions for AJA System Test Lite

tccutil reset All com.aja.performancelite

- remove Full Disk Access for AJA System Test Lite

tccutil reset SystemPolicyAllFiles com.aja.performancelite

- remove all permissions for Blackmagic Disk Speed Test

tccutil reset All com.blackmagic-design.DiskSpeedTest

- remove Full Disk Access for Blackmagic Disk Speed Test

tccutil reset SystemPolicyAllFiles com.blackmagic-design.DiskSpeedTest

Ventura is known to have problems with TCC, resetting from Terminal can sometimes help.