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My computer has Mojave installed and iMovie recently updated automatically. The new update of iMovie does not work on Mojave. How do I turn back the hands of time and get my old iMovie application from a month ago back on my computer?
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14
You can use your Time Machine backup, if you have one, to restore your older iMovie 10 iteration.
However, iMovie 10.1.13 (current version) does work on Mojave 10.14.6. So you can try updating to that if you have not done so already.
Another thing that you can try is to reinstall iMovie. To do that, drag your present iMovie app from the Applications folder to the trash, but don't empty the trash. Then sign in at the online app store and click on your name at the bottom of the app store side bar. That will open your account. Look at your list of purchases. iMovie should be there and you can redownload it. You will need to be running Mojave 10.14.6 to run it. If for some reason the re-download is not availble, you can drag your iMovie app out of the trash and replace it in the Applications folder.
-- Rich
Thank you Rich. I did not have the update option, but there was an iCloud download option. That did not work.
The third option did work and I greatly appreciate your help. My computer is too old for updating to the latest OS - Catalina, so I was a little worried.
Sincerely,
Marc
You are welcome. Glad you are now up and running. 😊
— Rich
iMovie not working in Mojave after update
