Boot camp problem with mac os 10.13.3 pro#

Mv /private/var/db/applepay/Library/Caches/* ~/.Trash/ Open Terminal.app and enter the following commands: To fix this endless loop, you need to first clear out all the files (but not the folders) inside /private/var/db/applepay/. YMMV if you decide to try this on any other version of Mac OS. I used this process myself to good success under 10.12.5, on my Macbook Pro. TYPING THE COMMANDS WRONG MAY CAUSE SERIOUS ISSUES WITH YOUR MAC. DO NOT EXECUTE ANY OF THIS IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND DO NOT HAVE A BACKUP OF YOUR DATA. Obligatory warning: THIS IS MESSING WITH SYSTEM FILES. It will keep trying to refresh this cached data, and fail to do so. The issue is that there is an Apple Pay cache at /private/var/db/applepay/ on the system that has been invalidated, but it seems to be unable to delete this cache properly. If you try to do so by authorizing it using fingerprint or password, it will immediately drop you back to the original “Apple Pay is already configured on this disk for another Mac” prompt, going back into this cycle ad infinitum.

The system will report “Apple Pay is already configured on this disk for another Mac” and ask you to “Reset Apple Pay and Add Card”.

Boot camp problem with mac os 10.13.3 pro#

If you recently had your Macbook Pro (Touch Bar) repaired (possibly with a logic board replacement), and restored from Time Machine backup, you might find yourself unable to use Apple Pay on Mac OS 10.12.5. This directory may have to be cleared as well. There appears to be a new directory at /private/var/db/applepay/Library/NFStorage in later versions of macOS.