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  • Don234

    I'm happy that the update got things working for you again. Thank you for the kind words. 💙

    -Dave

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    Don234
    New Contributor

    Dave,

    I appreciate the quick reply. Upgrading to Sonoma 14.1 fixed my problem. I love your product.

    Don

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    Don234
    New Contributor

    Hello Dave,

    I have the Apple Magic keyboard and I am recently getting this error. I tried your steps to fix but no success. I am using Sonoma 14.0

    The TouchID works fine to unlock the Mac.

    Thanks

  • @Pfrock42

    Thank you for the feedback. I'm happy to hear that Touch ID is working again.

    If you have any other questions in the future then don't hesitate to reach out. 🙂

    -Dave

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    Former Member

    You were right to separate them... at the time of writing the original post I thought they might be related but it turns out not to be the case.

    On the plus side I now have TouchID working thanks to your support team.

    The Autofill is still an open issue (on Sonoma anyway) but I have now seen that there are a number of posts on that issue so no point duplicating here.

  • Hello @Pfrock42! 👋

    I've split your comment into a new thread so that we can discuss it separately. I'm sorry that you're unable to use Touch ID with 1Password on your new Mac. Have you already setup Touch ID for the Mac and are you able to unlock the Mac itself using Touch ID?

    If Touch ID is working to unlock the Mac itself then please try these steps:

    1. Completely turn off your Mac and then turn it on to restart it. (Don't skip this step.)
    2. Open and unlock 1Password for Mac.
    3. Choose Apple menu  > System Settings, then click Touch ID & Password.
    4. Turn off all of the features, then turn all of them back on again.
    5. Go back to 1Password and choose 1Password > Settings from the menu bar.
    6. Click the Security icon, then turn on "Touch ID".
    7. Lock 1Password by choosing 1Password > Lock from the menu bar.
    8. Now try unlocking 1Password using Touch ID.

    Let me know if that doesn't work.

    While investigating I notice that 1Password doesn't appear in the "Use Password and Passkeys from" menu:

    Filling of usernames and passwords from 1Password is handled by our browser extension and Universal Autofill. You can setup these features on your new Mac by following these guides:

    I look forward to hearing from you.

    -Dave

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    Former Member

    I'm having the same problem as well. I recently upgraded to a Mac Studio with TouchID on the keyboard but 1Password has TouchId grayed out in settings.

    While investigating I notice that 1Password doesn't appear in the "Use Password and Passkeys from" menu:

    An old install for Dashlane DID appear but unfortunately I had deinstalled it before taking the screenshot