This issue is usually caused by your network. This Clears both data and cache.įix pCloud unable to contact server/ pCloud internet connection errors on Android: On your device, goto "Settings" » click "Apps" » select "pCloud app" » click "Storage" » click "Clear Data" option.Update pCloud to the latest version on PlayStore.On android, goto "Settings" » click pCloud app.If not, do reach out to their support as they were actually fast and helpful (support at ).įix pCloud not working on Android, crashes, errors or is unresponsive:įollow these steps to resolve intermittent pCloud app issues: Start pCloud and login (should be working fine now) Right after install, you should be logged out so go ahead and quit the appĩ. Download and install the latest pCloud drive version from their siteħ.
Next open the Terminal and enter the following command: rm -r. After that, delete the app from the Applications folderĤ. In you mac, open the Activity Monitor (search for it with spotlight) and force quit the pCloud process (you can use the searchbox on the right to find it)ģ.
There, clear the one you have for your mac (this will make it so you can at least pCloud will prompt login before crashing)Ģ. Go to the web version of pCloud, Account -> Settings -> Security and look for devices. If that doesn't do it, then follow the steps bellowġ. If it's disabled, enable it, and try running pCloud again (I figure this was probably the issue, as somehow I had this off after Finder crashed on me during a transfer). Go to System settings/preferences, Privacy & Security, Others -> Extensions -> Added extensions and look for pCloud drive. I've an M1 Macbook Air with Ventura 13.0.1 installed, and running the latest version of pCloud 3.12.1 (M1 version).Ī. I had the same problem reported by Malc and Muz here, reached out to support and eventually got around to fix it, so I'll share what I did, hopefully that's useful for someone else.
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