After Live Chat with Google Support, cleaning caches etc., they said it was an Apple issue, so I need to contact them.
Or at least that’s how a couple of users put it.Įxactly the same. However, Google did state that the issue is from the macOS’ end and that they can do nothing about it. Now, it is quite likely that there is some sort of compatibility issue between Google Drive and Big Sur since the issue was non-existent previously on macOS Catalina. Most users have already tried regular fixes like rebooting and reinstalling the application to no avail. However, within it, the option to grant the approval doesn’t appear. The prompt then directs users to System Preferences > Security & Privacy. I’m teaching remotely and use File Stream constantly.Īs clear from the above comments, users are getting a “Drive File Stream requires your approval” prompt upon opening up the Google Drive app, soon after installation. I have Google Drive checked for full disk access and files and folders, but I still get the same error message. I can’t seem to get the “Allow” to show up. I’ve uninstalled and redownloaded, added DFS to the “Full Disk Access” section under the Privacy tab, and restarted the computer multiple times, but nothing has worked.
Same problem – after downloading and installing the program, it says “Drive File Stream requires your approval” and prompts me to Open System Preferences, but the section to allow it doesn’t appear. However, Google Drive users are facing an issue after the update wherein they are unable to use the file stream feature.Īs a result, several users have taken to the official Google Drive community forums complaining about the same. The latest version of macOS, called the Big Sur, was released very recently on November 12.
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