On some systems we are running into situations where we have an existing domain, but it remains in a stuck state where the domain exists but when attempting to interact with the domain to establish an XPC connection we get: =Error Domain=NSFileProviderInternalErrorDomain Code=0 "No valid file provider found from URL file:///Users/User/Library/CloudStorage/ProviderName-ProviderName." UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=No valid file provider found from URL file:///Users/User/Library/CloudStorage/Provider-Provider. Nothing that I've been able to do on an affected user account allows our app's domain to be added without facing errors. If we switch to a different user profile the domain is added and we can establish an XPC connection without any issues. So far I have tried: Removing the domain via NSFileProviderManager.removeAllDomains() Navigating to the domain in locations with the app uninstalled and deleting via the prompt within the Finder window Removing the plugin using: pluginkit -r /Applications/AppName.app/Contents/PlugIns/ProviderName.appex Removing the group container folder for the app from ~/Library/Group Containers and the app's data from ~/Library/Application Support/FileProvider/ I recognize that there is a profile (https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/profiles-and-logs/?platform=macos&name=Icloud) for additional logging, but having an end user install this is cumbersome. While I have encountered similar behavior myself I observed unix exception error 17 using console streaming logs though I can't be sure my issue is identical to the customers until we try and repeat the results on their systems with console streaming. macOS 15 has, deliberately, removed some of the options available in fileproviderctl to remove domains. If a fileProvider domain is in a bad state, how are we supposed to remove it? Relying only on NSFileProviderManager calls isn't helpful if these calls fail.