Fix error code -36 while copying/transferring files on Mac! Error code 50? (2023 Updated)

Published: 02 November 2016
on channel: HalfGēk

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This vid contains troubleshooting info on how to fix error code -36 while trying to copy or transfer data, files and alike on your Mac. Try *ii* below to fix Error code 50 on yr Mac.

Here are some ways to fix error code -36 while copying/transferring files on Mac:

1. *Check the permissions on the files or folders you are trying to copy.* Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to copy the files or folders. You can check the permissions by right-clicking the file or folder and selecting Get Info. Under Sharing & Permissions, make sure that your user name is listed under Name and that the permission is set to Read & Write.
2. *Use a different file transfer method.* If you are using Finder to copy the files, try using a different file transfer method, such as a third-party file transfer app or a USB drive.
3. *Restart your Mac.* Sometimes, a simple restart can fix the issue.
4. *Update your Mac to the latest version of macOS.* Outdated software can sometimes cause errors. To update your Mac, open System Preferences and select Software Update.
5. *If you are still getting the error, contact Apple Support for help.* Apple Support can help you troubleshoot the issue and find a solution.

Here are some additional tips that may help you fix error code -36:

Make sure that you have enough disk space on the destination volume.
Try copying the files to a different destination volume.
Try copying the files in smaller batches.
Try copying the files over a network connection.
If you are using a third-party file transfer app, make sure that the app is up to date.
If you are still getting the error, contact the developer of the file transfer app for help.

i. There are many reasons why you might be unable to copy files from your Mac. Here are a few of the most common reasons:

*The file or folder is locked.* Make sure that the file or folder is not locked. You can check the lock icon in the Finder window. If the file or folder is locked, you will need to unlock it before you can copy it.
*You don't have permission to copy the file or folder.* Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to copy the file or folder. You can check the permissions by right-clicking the file or folder and selecting Get Info. Under Sharing & Permissions, make sure that your user name is listed under Name and that the permission is set to Read & Write.
*The file or folder is in use.* Make sure that the file or folder is not in use by another application. If the file or folder is in use, you will need to close the application before you can copy it.
*There is not enough disk space on the destination volume.* Make sure that there is enough disk space on the destination volume to copy the file or folder. You can check the amount of free space on a volume by opening Finder and selecting the volume from the sidebar.
*The file or folder is corrupt.* The file or folder may be corrupt. Try copying the file or folder again. If you are still unable to copy the file or folder, try repairing the disk.
*There is a problem with the file system.* There may be a problem with the file system on the Mac. Try repairing the file system.
*There is a hardware problem.* There may be a hardware problem with the Mac. If you have tried all of the above steps and you are still unable to copy files from your Mac, you may need to take it to a service center for repair.

ii. Error code 50 on Mac is a common error that can occur when copying files. There are a few things you can try to fix this error:

1. *Restart your Mac.* This may fix the error if it is caused by a temporary glitch.
2. *Update your Mac to the latest version of macOS.* Outdated software can sometimes cause errors.
3. *Check the permissions on the files or folders you are trying to copy.* Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to copy the files or folders. You can check the permissions by right-clicking the file or folder and selecting Get Info. Under Sharing & Permissions, make sure that your user name is listed under Name and that the permission is set to Read & Write.
4. *Use a different file transfer method.* If you are using Finder to copy the files, try using a different file transfer method, such as a third-party file transfer app or a USB drive.
5. *Try copying the files to a different destination volume.* If you are copying the files to an external hard drive, try copying them to a different external hard drive or to your Mac's internal hard drive.
6. *Try copying the files in smaller batches.* If the files are large, try copying them in smaller batches.
7. *Repair the disk.* If you have a Time Machine backup, you can try repairing the disk using Disk Utility.
8. *Reinstall macOS.* If you have tried all of the above steps and you are still getting the error, you may need to reinstall macOS.

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