Sonoma 14.4.1 and Apollo 11.2 not working!

[Gillster]

'Driver Not Yet Allowed' appears, even after a clean uninstall/reinstall. No response from UA after 4 days. Had no issues before updating the UA software. In my Security and Privacy settings there is no box outlined in red that asks me to allow UA software as in the help video.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Computer: 2024 M2Max Mac Studio
OS: Sonoma 14.4.1
Hardware: Apollo Twin X quad
Cable: Thunderbolt 4 (tried TBolt 3 as well)
Have set ‘reduced security’ in recovery mode

 

[Gillster]

'Driver Not Yet Allowed' appears, even after a clean uninstall/reinstall. No response from UA after 4 days. Had no issues before updating the UA software. In my Security and Privacy settings there is no box outlined in red that asks me to allow UA software as in the help video.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Computer: 2024 M2Max Mac Studio
OS: Sonoma 14.4.1
Hardware: Apollo Twin X quad
Cable: Thunderbolt 4 (tried TBolt 3 as well)

 

[LesBrown]

What is shown under Security in System Settings > Privacy & Security? For instance "Allow applications ... "?

 

[Gillster]

What is shown under Security in System Settings > Privacy & Security? For instance "Allow applications ... "?

 

[Gillster]

'Allow applications from' / 'App store and identified developers'

 

[Joe Porto]

If you previously installed UAD drivers through UAconnect, maybe try doing a complete uninstall, then install directly:

https://www.uaudio.com/downloads/uad

 

[Gillster]

Still no luck. I have done a hardware reset as well. How can I tell if the problem is hardware?

 

[Joe Porto]

Two things I would try…second is kind of last resort.

Uninstall, create a new Admin user and install and run from there. This sometimes takes care of permission issues.

Do a complete uninstall, boot to recovery, change security back to full, reboot, reboot a second time to recovery, change back to reduced security, boot and reinstall.

 

[Gillster]

What is shown under Security in System Settings > Privacy & Security? For instance "Allow applications ... "?

No

Two things I would try…second is kind of last resort.

Uninstall, create a new Admin user and install and run from there. This sometimes takes care of permission issues.

Do a complete uninstall, boot to recovery, change security back to full, reboot, reboot a second time to recovery, change back to reduced security, boot and reinstall.

Two things I would try…second is kind of last resort.

Uninstall, create a new Admin user and install and run from there. This sometimes takes care of permission issues.

Do a complete uninstall, boot to recovery, change security back to full, reboot, reboot a second time to recovery, change back to reduced security, boot and reinstall.

Worth a try but still no luck I'm afraid. I just cannot get my system to allow the driver!

 

[Joe Porto]

No


Worth a try but still no luck I'm afraid. I just cannot get my system to allow the driver!

Well that sucks. UA is closed on weekends, so hopefully they will get back to you tomorrow. Maybe @UniversalAudio can prod them.