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i have a new mac mini that came with yosemite. the mac app store wants to update iPhoto but it was never on the computer. how do i get rid of the persistent request to update iPhoto?
OS X El Capitan (10.11)
Are you sure that iPhoto isn't in the Apps folder? You aren't usually alerted to updates for apps that aren't installed. Look for the iPhoto app or a folder labeled iLife.
Late 2012 Mac mini, OS X El Capitan 10.11; Apple Watch, 38 mm silver AL, Watch OS 2; iPad Air 2 & iPhone 6+, iOS 9.0.2
Are you sure that iPhoto isn't in the Apps folder? You aren't usually alerted to updates for apps that aren't installed. Look for the iPhoto app or a folder labeled iLife.
Late 2012 Mac mini, OS X El Capitan 10.11; Apple Watch, 38 mm silver AL, Watch OS 2; iPad Air 2 & iPhone 6+, iOS 9.0.2
I have the same problem! Bought by Macbook pro this summer, never had iPhotos installed (i have double checked and i do not have iPhotos) and it is showing me this update for an application that i don't have or care for. Type 1 person so it is driving me crazy!! Please help
Thanks! I had iPhoto when I first got my iPhone, and it kept showing as an update, but I was unable to to update (Photos took its place) but wasn't finding an easy, intuitive way to remove from notification.
I'm back on a Mac, after many years, and relearning (and learning new) ways to use it. This was quick and efficient. Especially since the Finder Window comes up with the list of folders to the left, and Applications is on that list!
Found it. thanks for the info and ideas. I looked in applications and there was a grey'd out iPhoto icon. the computer came with Yosemite but I guess they put a version of iPhoto to help with conversion or something. It let me delete it and it's all good now.
i have a new mac mini that came with yosemite. the mac app store wants to update iPhoto but it was never on the computer. how do i get rid of the persistent request to update iPhoto?
