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• I bought the copy of the creative cloud 5 years ago hard drive and installed it on my old computer. When I got a new computer I saved my applications on an external drive, and then when I tried to put them on my new computer none of them would start.

  I bought the copy of the creative cloud 5 years ago hard drive and installed it on my old computer. When I got a new computer I saved my applications on an external drive, and then when I tried to put them on my new computer none of them would start. What can I do to fix this?

  Adobe applications cannot be copied from one machine to the other, they must be installed using installation files.  Remove everything you put on the machine and use the CC cleanup tool after that.  Acquire the installer to the desktop application, then get the applications through which.

  Adobe Creative Suite cleanup tool

  helps resolve installation for CS3 thru CS6 and creative cloud problems

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html

  Download/install the desktop application, connect and install applications subscription.

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/download-install-app.html

• I just bought a new Mac and fancy external drive. Because I'm not a geek, I'm not interested in the many fabulous creative cloud features. I don't see a button for the purchase of LR6 by himself on Adobe. Does this mean I should buy elsewhere (B & H)

  I just bought a new Mac and fancy external drive. Because I'm not a geek, I'm not interested in the many fabulous creative cloud features. I don't see a button for the purchase of LR6 by himself on Adobe. Does this mean I should buy elsewhere (B & H) LR6? If I buy Adobe's LR6, is there a price for LR6 special bundle with the last ch?

  Hi Sharon. The bundle special price for Lr and Ps is via the Cloud creative photography Plan. There is no special rate for the non - CC Lightroom version. You can buy the no - CC here version: products

• Like if there is no external drive WD Passport to the F: drive

  I saved the files on the WD Passport external drive.  When excessing throught explores, the player goes to F: and after restarting G: changes I want to sent this external hard drive as a specific drive (f).

  Hello

  Have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  Try changing the drive letter and check if it helps.

  Change, add, or remove a drive letter:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-add-or-remove-a-drive-letter

  Method 2:

  Check errors on the hard drive and check if that helps.

  Check a drive for errors:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/check-a-drive-for-errors

  Warning: when running chkdsk on the drive hard if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data may be lost.

  Hope the information is useful.

• Help... I have Adobe cc with Lightroom installed on my macbook and iMac and photos on an external drive... but

  I edited several photos with lightroom and this external hard drive via my macbook pro. When I unplug my external drive and connect to my iMac and import a folder (no copy and move), none of my edits are here! or the sides. I can see all the photos of perfectly fine, but how do I get my cc in lightroom on my iMac to see my photos as they have been published on my instance mackook of cc in lightroom? They are certainly on the drive? I don't want to put this folder of images into space cloud that I have not the download speed or space provided. Any help appreciated.

  The changes are saved in the catalog, not for pictures.

  So to see the changes on both computers, you will need to keep the file containing the LR catalog and previews on the external hard drive.

  Use the Finder to copy this folder since the Macbook pro hard disk external. It is usually located inside the images folder or similar.

  Now make sure you always open the catalog from the external drive. To avoid confusion you can rename the catalog if you like, you then have to rename the folder seen accordingly. Make sure you do it with closed Lightroom. You can launch LR by double-clicking the file catalog.

• New Mac, same disk external DRIVE for the library; does not see the files

  I reconnected my iTunes library from a disk external DRIVE to my new computer, but iTunes does not recognize my files of the ALAC instead, he goes to the cloud and plays music from Apple things. How can I listen to my files? All the files are there, the library is intact; I changed the path in iTunes. Without result. He always plays with the cloud.

  You do not change the path in iTunes.  Who does as it says which is tell iTunes where media files [new] store. You change the path you launch iTunes by holding down the option/alt key, while the application starts and then choose when prompted the iTunes Library.itl file in the iTunes folder you included if all goes well on the hard disk external.  If everything you have on the outside are media files, then you better head for your old computer fast and get the rest of the library there.  It's the rest of these files in the iTunes folder that make up the other half of the 'library' iTunes needs.

• With regard to iCloud library & external drives

  Now I'm confused. I used to store my library on a disk outside of G but now decided to buy storage on iCloud to move my 70 GB library out there. After a few weeks finally made. Now, the question: How can I use the Photo app on my Mac without the hard drive external?

  Only use for external devices and iCloud site? Should I always use the external drive if I want to use the Photo App?

  Thanks for any information you experts can give me.

  Photos treat your library on your external drive. What you do for photos in this library is synchronized with the library duplicate in the cloud, but you can't do the reverse all about the Photos app.

  If you do not have your external drive connected, you can work on your iCloud photo library in the cloud in a very limited measure by iCloud.com > Photos, then the changes will be synchronized to the external drive next time you launch Photos on your mac with your external drive connected.

• After reinstallation of my dear old Photoshop CS4 of backup external drive after replacing my drive hard, I got an error message (147,20) that my license has expired. I have used the program for years, but he must have downloaded it, because I can't find

  After reinstallation of my dear old Photoshop CS4 of backup external drive after replacing my hard drive, I received error (147,20 and another trial, error 6) messages my license was not working. I have used the program for years, but must have downloaded, because I can't find an original backup drive. I can't afford to upgrade, so for now am limping with Photoshop 6. What can I do?

  If you can spare $10 per month, you can have the latest Photoshop and Lighroom

  Lightroom and Photoshop | Plan of cloud of Adobe's creative photography

  Get it directly from Adobe, you can have CC 2015, or CS6, Mac or PC.

  Do not go without

  Gene

• Cannot import pictures on my external drive.

  I just changed from a Windows PC on a Mac.  I downloaded the Mac software on the cloud and installed.  I kept all my Raw images on an external drive of 'Passport' for the past two years.  I managed tranfered my catalog for the Mac and I have no problems to import photos hard disk on Mac. I don't want to keep the Raw files on my hard drive because of their size.  But, when I put LR to import on the external drive, I get the message below.  Anyone have any ideas?

  

  You don't have permission to write to the external hard drive.

• Time Machine deleted messages on an external drive to the trash can on iMac are taking place on the hard drive?

  I am struggling with a computer, try to empty the trash with 1million 300,000 Time machine backup files. It runs for two days now and won't install. At this rate, I'll need a week before my computer becomes viable. I don't feel able to go to the Terminal to do the trick. Also at this point, I'm afraid to stop the process again... Backups on an external drive of pigs 400 GB on my drive hard imac... I have so little room to work right now. I deleted some 200,000 files already yet the storage on my imac HD has not moved. The files in the Recycle Bin of the external drive really live on my hd now until they will be deleted if all goes well before Christmas?

  I have a new computer to come next week so I'm wondering if I'll just reformat my entire hd in my imac to solve this problem... Any ideas?

  You do all this in the Finder?

  Time Machine has to delete the files from the user interface, normally "browsing Time Machine backup", navigate to the desired folder, and select the option "delete all backups of...» ». This is the approved way that should work.

  If you are manually dragging the items in the trash of in a Time Machine backup, it can choke. Time Machine stores data with many levels of access control permissions & Finder seems to have difficulties to remove to empty the trash. In fact, I think that the TM drive has limits to prevent normal users to change data on this disk.

  Personally, I think your safest option is to abandon the process, restart, erase and reformat the Time Machine drive. Who will lose all history backups but again in a clean condition seems to be better than trying to manually prune the Time Machine data. Time Machine removes old backups when it is full - so you shouldn't really need to intervene like this anyway.

  Wait and see if anyone has a better idea.

  P.S., each disk has its own "basket", so doing drag items should not fill your Mac startup disk. Maybe the operating system is out of memory, try to process all the files, exit other applications & see if that changes anything, you may have to wait just if you want to avoid to abandon the process.

• Fast download of all pictures of iCloud on an external drive?

  Hi all

  This question was asked a few times, but no real progress seems to have been done in the past months, so I thought I would ask the question again, perhaps that someone has found a new 'thing '? :

  Location:

  -I would like to save all my (> 40 k pictures) photos currently in iCloud on an external drive.

  -I don't have enough memory space on my Mac to Park gradually through 'Photos' (i.e. download all original to my mac-function)

  -I want to directly choose a location (i.e., my external HARD drive) to store in.

  What I tried:

  -Via Safari and Chrome: connect to iCloud.com, select all images (via 'Shift' and select photo first + last) and direct downloads on the external drive.

  Problem:

  Since there are so many pictures, my Safari and my browsers Chrome "crashes" and do not complete the work (actually that they don't even start to download). If I select just say 5 pictures, it works in a jiffy.

  Any ideas, I would be grateful?

  Thank you

  Do not use iCloud.com.

  Set up a library on your external drive, make the system library and download the photos, once you've done that you can keep it this way, keep as a secondary library and change the library system to another library or simply export all the photos and remove the library.

• clips from library for the FCPX external drive disappear

  First time user FCPX.

  I run an end iMac from 2012 and has been using iMovie 10.1.2 until yesterday.  Just before you buy FCPX, I ran out of hard drive space and got a disk external 4 TB and transferred my iMovie library here.  I've renamed the library external iMovie "iMovie" and deleted the one on my Mac, releasing 500 GB of space.  Tested with iMovie using the external drive, no problem, everything works ok.

  Then, I bought yesterday FCPX.  To have access to all my old clips in imovie, I used iMovie and open "library external iMovie" and used the 'send to Final Cut Pro library' command in the file menu of iMovie.  Everything seemed fine, as I was able to open the library in FCPX and all my clips and events were there.

  I thought everything was great, then I went to add some clips to FCPX of my video camera.  I created a second library FCPX and put the clips.  They have downloaded completely, but after downloading said it was over, my machine froze and I had to do a hard reboot by turning off.  This isn't all that unusual, sometimes my Mac crashes when I leave it alone for several hours.

  After that I turned on and opened FCPX, I see in the left pane, two libraries, and events, but some clips appear on my screen.  I opened and closed the library hoping to get the clips to the rear, without success.

  Any idea what went wrong or how to fix it?  I don't know whether to attribute the problem to computer freezing, or rather the use for the first time an external drive to host my files.

  If I can't understand what went wrong, and then I simply repeat the process I went through the first time and see if I get the same results, but I'd rather figure out what I did wrong and try to fix it, so I have a higher level of comfort, go ahead.   I hope that this will not be an experience repeat everything simply because I'm hosting my video files on an external drive.

  Thank you!

  The problem is caused by the shutdown. You could see if there is a backup in the case of movies, but there are maybe not if you have imported only from the media.

  You cannot use this computer with FCP if hard it crashes. You have to get it repaired. No computer should crash like that unless you pull the plug. If you have problems to get a UPS to give you time to stop.

• Copy of iPhoto/iTunes to external drive for upgrade

  I would like to transfer my iPhoto (5.0.4) and files iTunes (9.2.1) of my old iMac G5 (running 10.4.11) to my new iMac (El Capitan running).

  My iTunes library is now on an external drive (and iTunes is headed there), and I would like to copy my iPhoto on the same drive - to move together on the new iMac while maintaining the structures of files etc.

  Can someone tell me what is the best way to do this? I'm not clear what iPhoto files files, I need to move or copy on the external hard drive to retain the current structure of the organization/etc folder or the process then bring them into the right place on the new machine.

  Simply drag and drop them where you want libraries to reside. As iPhoto is plu included you will use the Photos app. You can learn how to move the library iPhotos to Photos for Mac on http://osxdaily.com/2015/04/17/move-iphoto-library-to-photos-mac/.

  Insofar as your iTunes library, yet once just drag and drop. 'Teach' iTunes where the library is simply double-click the library and iTunes will find it and then "know" where the library.

• My iMac can boot from an external drive?

  Hello

  I have an iMac 21.5 "Mid 2010 which starts to show its age with slowness. However, I plan to upgrade the Basic 4 GB of Ram either 8 GB or 16 GB of Ram, depending on price... and my main question.  I know that the Mac came initially with a 500 GB hard drive and I would also like to upgrade to an SSD because they make a world of difference from what I've heard, but I don't have the level of skill tech to do the steps together 20-30. I wonder, as I have a 1 TB USB SSD externally, if I could install a new version of Mac OS X on the SSD USB and then set it as my boot drive and just keep still plugged. Would this work or startup disk must be internal rather than external via USB?

  Your iMac can be set to boot from an external drive. Just install OS X on the SSD and SSD drive as your boot disk in System-> startup disk Preferences.

• NAS work with FCPX and external drives?

  I use a Mac Pro 2013, 3.7 Ghz Quad Core, 16 mHz Ram with 512 GB of internal storage, AMD over-pants D500. My employer also purchased a Synology DS415 + as my storage with 12 TB of HARD drive space.

  Now, I try to install FCPX and Motion 5 as my zero external because the machine has only 512 GB internal. But the problems lies in that the Synology's NAS still FCPX he sees not as my drive to zero. The NAS is connected to the network and I can access it via the NAS software but it does not appear on my desktop as an external drive even if I directly connected via USB 3.0 (A - A). I read on the website that if I connect it to the Mac via USB 3.0, it will appear as an external drive on my desk, but that does not happen. USB port on both units are USB - A (male?)

  And so my question: someone has their 2013 Pro Mac connected to a NAS for mounting on FCPX? And how do I set up mine to do what I hope? I searched the web HI & lo, nothing helped, and I have a feeling that I won't like the answer.

  Thank you in advance. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  External drives no longer appear on the default desktop.

  Finder > Preferences, select the option to display on the desktop under the general tab.

  I do not know if that will solve your problem in FCP X, but it could explain why he is not on the desktop.

  I think that FCPX will be unhappy if you try to use a disk on the network, he really needs a fast connection, USB3 should work, but I think that ethernet can be slow because it is a shared environment.