There may be a number of reasons why Cook'n fails to launch on your computer. The new Catalina operating system that Apple released is causing major headaches for Mac users since it is affecting many Mac apps (not just Cook'n). If you are a Mac user with the Catalina operating system and you are experiencing this failure to launch problem, please follow these steps. Otherwise, skip these and follow the 5 steps below:

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1. Configure Mac Mail manually. To begin with, click on the Apple Icon Menu on the top left of your screen and select the System Preferences submenu. You will be taken to your System Preferences screen where you can adjust various options of your Mac OS.
2. If the installer asks to unlock your disk, enter the password you use to log in to your Mac. If the installer doesn't see your disk, or it says that it can't install on your computer or volume, you might need to erase your disk first. If the installer offers you the choice between installing on Macintosh HD or Macintosh HD - Data, choose.

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1. Go to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Full Disk Access
2. Add Cook'n
3. Launch Cook'n
4. Note: If this doesn't work, please remove Cook'n from Full Disk Access and add it back again (and, in some cases, you may need to restart your Mac to get these changes to take effect)

1) Reboot Your Computer

When you launch Cook'n, it first checks to see if Cook'n is already running. If so, it will not launch a second instance otherwise that would cause problems. Sometimes, people don't realize that there is an instance of Cook'n already running. So...let's not make this more difficult than it needs to be. Simply restart your computer and try again.

2) Launch Cook'n with Administrator Privileges

It could be that you are trying to launch Cook'n from a Windows User Account that does not have Administrator privileges. To solve this, simply right click on the Cook'n icon and choose 'Launch as Administrator.'

3) Upgrade Cook'n

Cook'n Version 10 and Version 11 were released 5 or 6 years ago. A lot has happened since then. Microsoft and Apple have both released new versions of their operating system. Cook'n Version 14 is optimized for the newest operating systems. If your old version of Cook'n fails to launch, this might be a good time to consider upgrading. For a limited time, you can click here to upgrade to Cook'n 14. Memberships range in price starting at only $4.95 per month. Annual subscribers qualify to receive the Cook'n 14 upgrade for free (regularly $64)! Monthly subscribers who are subscribed for 5 months or more get the Cook'n 14 upgrade for free too. This is a fantastic deal!

4) Re-Install Cook'n

If you have the latest version of Cook'n and it won't launch, it is possible that your installation of Cook'n has become corrupt. Re-installing Cook'n may fix your problem. One easy way to do this is to click to www.dvo.com and, under step 2, you will see a 'Download Cook'n for PC' button and a 'Download Cook'n for Mac' button. Click one of those two buttons to install Cook'n for free.
If you already have a Cook'n Cloud account, you may need to logout before you find the Cook'n Download button.
Also, please note that if you qualify to use Cook'n 14, then once you have signed-in to your Cook'n Cloud account and re-launched the program, an orange button will appear on your toolbar offering to upgrade you to Cook'n 14 for free.

5) Restore Your Recipes

If you followed all these steps and Cook'n still will not launch on your computer, then there is a real possibility that your recipe database has become corrupt. One way to test to see if this is the reason Cook'n fails to launch on your computer is to rename the Documents/Cook'n12/workspace/data folder ton12

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