zelfde probleem als hier
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5475345
De update is voor mij blijkbaar niet beschikbaar omdat ik iphoto nooit in de appstore heb gekocht maar gewoon met de computer heb meegekregen.
Graag snel een oplossing.
Ik heb dit nodig om te kunnen werken.
Ik begin stillaan (niet alleen hierdoor) spijt te krijgen van de update....
MacBook Pro
same problem as here https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5475345 # 23,493,694 The update is apparently not available to me because I never iphoto bought in the appstore but just have been given with the computer. Request a solution. I need this to work. I start quiet lane (not only this) to get the update .... sorry
What system are you running? Mavericks?
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Then try the fix reported here:
Oct 24, 2013 12:28 AM ( in response to heavy metaller)Change the language of OS in preferences for any other, reboot your mac, open mac app store and updates would show up. Somehow worked for me and my friends 😉 Then you can go back to your orginal language.
Change the language to US English and try the App Store.
This didn't worked for me.
Contact Support personnel at the App Store:
this worked but i'm still wondering why the new osx makes my computer so much slower
Do you have any anti virus software installed? Or any bad software like MacKeeper. Read this User Tip: Mackeeper may be the cause of your slowdown
none of those.
The only thing i've done is upgrading the osx and now programs take twice as long to start.
Mail takes ages to search something.
Iphoto takes ages to load my photos and it doesn't go smooth to scroll them
Boot into Safe Mode, Mac OS X: Starting up in Safe Mode, and reboot normally. See if there's any improvement
How much free space do you have on your boot drive?
Thank you for all the help.
disc free:
The disc macbook is no longer shown in the finder.
So I can not see it quickly but it's around 100 GB free.
reboot didn't change a thing
I see also that the perfect logical system of spaces who refered quickly to each other (up, down, left, right) is replaced by spaced at one line (only left, right)
I just don't have the time to search sollutions for problems witch where nonexistent.
That's the reason why I bought a mac.
Is there a possibility to downgrade?
Set the Finder's preferences to:
Then you'll be able to see the hard drive(s).
That's plenty of free space. Downgrading means backing up your entire drive, erasing it and applying the system you want to downgrade to.
Try this:
1 - Boot into the Recovery volume (boot with the Command + R keys held down), select Disk Utility and repair the disk as well as disk permissions. Reboot and try againl
If that doesn't help:
2 - Boot again into the Recovery volume (boot with the Command + R keys held down) and reinstall the system.
Thank you for the feedback.
I can see my hard drives but not any longer the one where my osx is installed.
I'll try the reboot and repair tomorrow.
Today I want have time.
Is there a possibility to downgrade?
Downgrading the system would involve backing up the hard drive, erasing the hard drive and reinstalling the systemn that came with the Mac. Then upgrade it to the system you want to have. If it's not Mavericks you'll need to contact Apple in order to get the system install software for Mt. Lion or whatever system you want.
probleem iphoto OS X 10.9
