Hey guys, after A LOT of digging, I finally found a solution and wanted to share it here to save everyone the headache. Here’s what I did:
Open Terminal
Run the following commands:
• sudo rm -rf /Library/Extensions/dfsfuse.kext
• sudo kmutil clear-staging
3. Shutdown the computer
4. Restart the computer in recovery mode by holding down the power button until Loading startup options appears
5. Click Option and then Continue
6. Click Utilities Terminal
7. Run kmutil trigger-panic-medic -- volume-root /Volumes/Macintosh \ HD
8. Confirm that the output from this command indicates that kernel extensions have been removed
9. Proceed with Step 3, including reboot
Once I started back up, I hit allow, restarted once more, and Google Drive worked perfectly
ahelpfuluser
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