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<blockquote data-quote="Slydude" data-source="post: 1706936" data-attributes="member: 131855">Let's try this from another perspective. If we can get the iPhoto update to download then the problem will go away. What version of iPhoto is this? Seems like this was a problem when folks first started moving to El Capitan. Unless that had the absolute latest version of iPhoto it would not work and could be a bit difficult to update. I think the procedure went something like this but I'm having trouble finding the link. I think this will work if you have previously updated iPhoto via the App Store.1. Move iPhoto to another folder.2. Log into your App Store account and click the&nbsp; tab that shows your previous purchases. If iPhoto is there attempt to download it. 3. If the download completes without error launch iphoto and make sure everything is OK.4. It is now safe to remove the old version that you put into the folder.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slydude, post: 1706936, member: 131855"] Let's try this from another perspective. If we can get the iPhoto update to download then the problem will go away. What version of iPhoto is this? Seems like this was a problem when folks first started moving to El Capitan. Unless that had the absolute latest version of iPhoto it would not work and could be a bit difficult to update. I think the procedure went something like this but I'm having trouble finding the link. I think this will work if you have previously updated iPhoto via the App Store. 1. Move iPhoto to another folder. 2. Log into your App Store account and click the tab that shows your previous purchases. If iPhoto is there attempt to download it. 3. If the download completes without error launch iphoto and make sure everything is OK. 4. It is now safe to remove the old version that you put into the folder. [/QUOTE]

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