This solution seems to solve the issue temporarily, though users report that the problem returns. You will then want to log out, and in again or restart your Mac. You can also try deleting the following files: In the Open with: section, if DiskImageMounter is not selected, choose it and click 'Change All.' To check, highlight a disk image file and press (Command + I) to Get Info. First, check to be sure your Disk Image files are set to open with the correct program-in this case, DiskImageMounter. Several suggestions are made regarding a fix for this issue, although none seem to permanently solve the problem. dmg files, not just the same ones, so I know it's not unique to a particular.
I've tried downloading them using Firefox and Safari with the same results. After downloading them, I double click on them and nothing happens. Since upgrading to Snow Leopard, I cannot get any downloaded. Since upgrading to Snow Leopard these users are not able to mount the files or run packages stored in them.Īn Apple Support Discussions thread reports on the issue. A growing number of users are experiencing issues concerning Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard's handling of.
