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Can't Verify OSX Mavericks Download

Installation of Mavericks fails and states that download is corrupt and to redownload from the App Store. This is my 4th time deleting and restarting the download. File is the correct size, intact, and in the applications folder. Any help is much appreciated. Even though I have Comcast Extreme 105, I hate burning the cycles on this.


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Posted on Oct 22, 2013 2:57 PM

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Oct 23, 2013 4:30 AM in response to _buffer

I've tried some more three times this morning, but the problem remains. I'm still getting the message that says the installation file may be corrupted and coud not be verified. I hope Apple is aware of this problem and soon addresses and solves this annoying issue.


I had forgotten to mention that I also have another MacBook (MacBook Pro early 2011) and the installation was successful, which makes me wonder the problem is related to some configuration on my MacBook Air.


Both Macs are/were previously running Montain Lion.

Oct 23, 2013 10:14 AM in response to meadowsoft

I had this same issue and finally got it to work. i did 3 things differently the time i got it to work, not sure if any of them helped or if it was just a coincidence. i had tried 3 times yesterday and it worked on the 3rd time today. this is what i did


1) i did not delete the old file, i jsut went to updates and downloaded it again (had tried this before)

2) i fully scrolled down on the tearms and agreement (doubt this helped)

3) i unplugged my external hard drive and extra display


these were the only differences between my 5th and 6th (successful) attempt.


not sure why the issue is happening, i have 2 macs, it worked perfectly on one (2013 iMac) and had this issue on the other (2009 Macbook)


Hope this helps.

Can't Verify OSX Mavericks Download

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