(There has to be a space between SH and the file location!!) When typing sh you should drag & drop the script file, so it will look like this:.When downloaded: Open a Terminal windows and type: sh.First download this script I made: Download Link Script.Also check if it disabled for csrutil authenticated-root status When done, reboot your Mac normally.Open terminal type: csrutil status to make sure it is disabled. Then in the menubar go to Utilities -> Terminal and type the following commands one by one: csrutil disableĮnter your password if it asks for it.If you see something where it asks for Yes or No, just type "Y" and hit enter. For the M1 chip users, hold the TouchID/Powerbutton until it says "Loading startup options" and then select Options and click continue.Normally, you are able to do this if you turn of your Mac, turn it on and press CMD + R at the same time.What you have to do is to boot in Recovery mode
Google it if you don't know how this works. !! WARNING !! I'm not responsible for any damage that you do to your Mac if anything goes wrong, but if you do this correct like the tutorial says, nothing really can goes wrong.įirst, be sure to disable SIP ( System Integrity Protection). For changing other icons (like System/Folders icons) the tutorial will speak for itself, following the instructions in the script/terminal itself.
#HOW TO CHANGE FINDER ICON MAC OS MOJAVE PRO#
This is tested on a MacBook Pro with M1 chip on macOS Big Sur.įor this example we'll take a loot at how we can change the Finder icon in the Dock. so I designed a useful tool (script) which really helps and works! Since mounting with commands is kinda hard etc. Since macOS Big Sur changed the way how how their system protection works, changing icons is very hard for system icons and folders. But I was facing this 'issue' myself and I wanted to share this with everyone who wants to personalize their Mac! I don't know if I am allowed to post this here.
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