I tried that, even emptied the trash and it doesn't show up for me any place in the App Store.ĭid not tell you to empty the trash! (Got a backup?) Download a fresh copy of iPhoto and it will be the latest version. Quit the App Store app, go to your Applications folder and toss iPhoto in the trash, then open the App Store and hit the Purchased tab. I click the update button and it asks for my password and then comes back and tells me that it's temporarily unavailable. When I go to the App Store it tells me there is a update for iPhoto (9.6.1 I think). Since yesterday I've been getting a notification that I have an update available in the App Store. We got El Capitan, iOS 9.0.2 and a Safari update today. That could cause authentication problems and sometimes beachballing. When big iOS and Mac OSX updates come out, the App Store app will have trouble communicating with the server for up to a couple of days due to millions of people trying to grab the new software all at once.
In fact the App Store is buggy on multiple computers.Īre you specifically complaining about problems tonight? Work for a government organization with nonsensical firewall rules that only partially block communications with Apple's servers. Juggle multiple Apple IDs on one computer under one user account orģ. Been continuously upgrading their OS for a long time and have some corrupt date in the /Library/Updates folder which can be emptied out without harm orĢ. It has been my observation that most people having problems have.ġ. Biggest problem is that it's tangled up with iTunes Store authentication, so sometimes you have to sign out of both to sign in under a second ID properly or to get it to work after a password change.
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