Has anyone else experienced after starting up Lion and logging in that a box pops-up for just a moment and then disappears? It also happens when I'm on Safari... not very often... but it happens. Would like to know why this happens.. thanks.
Hi i have managed to find out what it was. I restarted my macbook and as soon as i logged in i got ready to take a screenshot. I managed to a screenshot of it and it is to do with the Akamai installer which you use when using Adobe CS5 trials.
The way on how i found it was by typing the name in spotlight which was net session_mac_30828a9.
I then opened this up in terminal and it shown that it was to do with Akamai.
I just clicked allow now and i have not had anything pop back up again for a while i hope that helps.
IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE SCREENSHOTS I HAVE UPLOADED THEM ONTO MY WIX WEBSITE.
Glad to have found this explanation. I was also considering doing an immediate screen grab since going through Activity Monitor logs would be so difficult.
I think it may be caused by other programs, though.
hi guys, i am sadly having the exact same problem in a mac that is less than a year old.
a random pop up several times a day that interrupts everything, all i know is it says allow/deny. it doesn't stay there long enough to catch what it says.
I'm on the brink of reinstalling everything, i don't want to!
hi guys, i am sadly having the exact same problem in a mac that is less than a year old.
a random pop up several times a day that interrupts everything, all i know is it says allow/deny. it doesn't stay there long enough to catch what it says.
I'm on the brink of reinstalling everything, i don't want to!
well if you can't catch a screenshot of it and get the file name so you could find it and delete it, I would just leave it... Reinstalling everything may not solve the problem, and it isn't a pressing issue imo. I'm hoping that an upgrade to OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion - when it is released - will solve that and a few other problems I've been encountering.
I have the same problem on my relatively new Mac with Lion, which also happens to have CS6. I've noticed that I usually see that screen within the first 10-15 minutes of start-up. Before any of you do a fresh install what you might want to do is hold or set up a camcorder which is zoomed into the center of the screen and start recording until the message appears. Then later while viewing the video - using frame advance and pause - the message should be viewable, readable & savable! As far as I'm concerned, any type of message like that should be illegal because as a disclaimer, it is not doing it's job. It's just like fine print that's too small to read!