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I just got a MacBook Pro and I can’t install iMovie. I did the upgrade that was available and have Mojave. This is what pop up said:
Cant be installed on Macintosh HD OS X version 10.12 or later is required.
What can can I do to fix this?
My husband bought it used but it wasn’t registered to the previous owner anymore. I finally got ahold of someone and they said it can’t get any updates newer than what it has because of how old it is 😂
Yes, unfortunately you must at least be running Sierra to download the current iMovie version. However, you said in your initial post that you had Mojave. So you should be able to download current iMovie 10.1.12 with no problem. Log in to the online app store, sign in, and do a search for iMovie 10. When you find the iMovie app see if you can download it.
— Rich
I was actually looking at the wrong thing. It has something else, I can’t even remember which one it’s it’s something much older. Thanks anyhow. I really appreciate you helping out. This was a learning experience!
Sorry that you are unable to download iMovie 10. iMovie 9 is no longer available either.
If you want at least some version of iMovie you can try downloading this hacked (unofficial) version iMovie 6.5.1.
http://www.blip3.com/home.html
iMovie 6 is actually an excellent program. The above version, though unofficial, is purported to be good by several people on this forum who have used it.
-- Rich
If this were a used computer that you bought it is registered with the previous owner's Apple ID. Is that your situation?
-- Rich
Thanks so much! I’ll try it out 😊
Can’t install iMovie
