Arduino Uno not recognized on OSX 13 Ventura

Hello.

I'm using a Mac M2 OSX 13 system.

The IDE isn't recognizing the arduino Uno board (see screenshot), even though the lights turn on when I connect the board via USB. I tried to upload the sketch via the IDE but received the below error (indicating the board isn't found):
avrdude: ser_open(): can't open device "/dev/cu.usbmodem1101": No such file or directory
Failed uploading: uploading error: exit status 1

I went to the VCP drivers page and it doesn't seem to have a driver for OSX 13. I even tried after installing the driver listed for OSX 11/12 and it still wasn't recognized.

How do I make the board work on my device?

Thank you!

No driver should be necessary for a UNO (whether it's CH340 based clone or the real one) . If you have installed legacy drivers, get rid of them and reboot.

Thanks @J-M-L

Deleting the legacy drivers and rebooting worked.

Glad to hear

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