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<blockquote data-quote="teacher4hire" data-source="post: 1614672" data-attributes="member: 144002">re: BluesJust upgraded to OS 10.10. I use the MBP at home and at my job, which has a LAN with firewall. When I installed, I was at home, and I got the message that I needed to upgrade iPhoto if I wanted to use any of my 3,000 photos. I tried to update iPhoto, but got a message saying, &quot;These apps were already assigned to another Apple ID, and they will be available in that Apple ID's Purchase List.&quot; Later, at home, after several restarts, I was able to open iPhoto, and upgrades loaded automatically after that.When at work, it would not access the internet with any browser, saying, it couldn't connect to server. When I looked at Network Diagnostics, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Settings, and Network Settings were green, but ISP, Internet, and Server were red. I went to &quot;Go to Server&quot;, and the correct server was named, but it would not connect. Thanks for the help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="teacher4hire, post: 1614672, member: 144002"] [b]re: Blues[/b] Just upgraded to OS 10.10. I use the MBP at home and at my job, which has a LAN with firewall. When I installed, I was at home, and I got the message that I needed to upgrade iPhoto if I wanted to use any of my 3,000 photos. I tried to update iPhoto, but got a message saying, "These apps were already assigned to another Apple ID, and they will be available in that Apple ID's Purchase List." Later, at home, after several restarts, I was able to open iPhoto, and upgrades loaded automatically after that. When at work, it would not access the internet with any browser, saying, it couldn't connect to server. When I looked at Network Diagnostics, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Settings, and Network Settings were green, but ISP, Internet, and Server were red. I went to "Go to Server", and the correct server was named, but it would not connect. Thanks for the help. [/QUOTE]

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