I downgraded my MacBook Pro from Sierra back to Yosemite following the online instructions, selecting 'Restore from a Time Machine Backup' and then choosing the most recent backup that occurred before I installed Sierra. This appears to have been suc
I downgraded my MacBook Pro from Sierra back to Yosemite following the online instructions, selecting 'Restore from a Time Machine Backup' and then choosing the most recent backup that occurred before I installed Sierra. This appears to have been successful, and when I now go to the Apple menu and click on 'About This Mac' it does indeed tell me that my MacBook is running under OS X Yosemite, Version 10.10.5. However… Sierra appears to have infected my system nevertheless: (1) my Trash behaves differently (the Empty trash and Secure empty trash options in the File menu are grey, i.e. no longer clickable, and emptying the Trash is done in the new 'Sierra way') and (2) my Time Capsule won't backup automatically anymore. I am really ****** off with this, having tried all sorts of ways to get around these problems. I'm afraid yesterday's answers to my earlier questions about this did not help. It looks as if Sierra has infected my laptop like a virus. How can I get rid of these Sierra features and make my MacBook really run again with Yosemite ONLY?
iMovie '11, Mac OS X (10.6.7)