Need to downgrade to Yosemite to El Capitan...

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• I need to downgrade my OS

  Just, I upgraded my OS and I have some problem of compatibility with my Numark MixDeck Express controller running Serato.  I am not getting any audio sound card of the computer that works with other applications.

  I need to downgrade to Yosemite to make it work again. How can I do this?

  If you previously had Yosemite and you have a backup, then use the command + Option + R for recovery of the internet; When it is connected to the Apple servers, use disk utility to erase your hard drive and then choose to restore from a backup that was Yosemite. Or choose to install the original OS and then go to Yosemite (which will be available only if you have downloaded previously).

• Since the upgrade to Yosemite to El Capitan, my life is a misery! I use the software Adobe CC - well, I DID it! Nothing works anymore. I have to Forcequit all apps and nothing loads... anyone?

  Since the upgrade to Yosemite to El Capitan, my life is a misery! I use the software Adobe CC - well, I DID it! Nothing works anymore. I have to Forcequit all apps and nothing loads... anyone?

  I have all the latest upgrades.

  My operating system is El Capitan 10.11.3

  I have Adobe CC 2015 Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop. None of them will launch, open or close.

  My mac is so slooooowwww. I'm sitting for 3 days I look at a spinning wheel. Can anyone help? My roof looks inviting at the moment!

  running CC2015 10.11 and it is compatible with El Capitan, so the question is what else is on your system that may be the cause of the problem:

  Please run a report of etrececk and post the results here

  http://etrecheck.com/#about

  This will give us one overview of what else is running on your system

  If you are currently using any anti-virus Mac you must uninstall it immediately from your system. See web developers page for instructions

  If you currently use one "own my ' or 'custodian' of products you must remove them from your system immediately.

  Restart and reset the PRAM

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

  and in the meantime if you need to use CC I suggest you try the following

  start in safe mode and run CC

  Try safe mode if your Mac does not end commissioning - Apple Support

  or Create a NEW account administration and the boot into that and run CC

  and see if either of these procedures to help.

  and if you must go on your roof with a lounge chair, some Bob Marley albums, not a note.

• I have a 2008 iMac - how do Yosemite or El Capitan.  Sierra will not install.

  I have a 2008 iMac - how do Yosemite or El Capitan.  Sierra will not install (I want either the hack).

  I never 'got' Yosemite or El Capitan when they were available on the Mac App Store.

  The only way I've found is to get it on Apple's developer site, but I'm not a developer.  Apple how to flip the switch to the Mac App Store so that it shows up on top of my list?

  On this iMac, you should still be able to download El Capitan:

  Update of OS X El Capitan - Apple Support

• Try to get Inkscape and said I need xQuartz. I have OS El Capitan. It is already on my computer or I have to download it and is it safe to do?

  Try to get Inkscape and said I need xQuartz. I have OS El Capitan. It is already on my computer or I have to download it and is it safe to do?

  Hello Alice,.

  Here is the link for XQuartz: http://www.xquartz.org/

• Should I update my Mac pro OSX LIon 10.7.6 to Yosemite or El Capitan?

  Should I upgrade my OSX Lion 10.7.6 to Yosemite or El Capitan?  My Bank says that I have to go to access my account

  You will not have to you?

  Always make a backup first. Always.

• After the upgrade to Yosemite to El Capitan color is overly rosy on display Acer P215H

  After reclassification of Yosemite to El Capitan mac mini, the color is too pink Acer P215H on-screen.  Color display was fine before the installation of the El Capitan.

  More info.

  Color started too blue, but changed to excessively pink when I shook the DVI cable connector to VGA in port thunderbolt.

  I wear glasses with progressive lenses.  The amount of extra pink varies with the angle of view as if the tint darkening of the glasses is filtering some of the additional rose; but the colors are still never real; In addition, the glasses are not a problem with Yosemite.

• How can I install Yosemite place El Capitan

  How can I install Yosemite place El Capitan?

  You must specify what version of Mac OS X on your Mac? If you have Maverick or previous versions of OS X you can find someone who still has registered Yosemite Installer somewhere installer of Yosemite is no longer available on the AppStore.

• Need to downgrade to Windows 7 to Windows 8.

  Original title: need to downgrade.

  I upgraded my computer windows laptop 8 is there a way I can return to windows 7 64 bit .i am not satisfied with windows 8

  Reinstall Windows 7:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-7

  To learn more:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/12/28/how-to-migrate-from-Windows-8-Preview-releases-default-installation/

• A lot of problems after El Capitan then downgrade to Yosemite

  Hello, I'm on a MacBook Pro (15 inch, early 2011), refurbished

  2.2 GHz Intel Core 17

  16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  I have free out-f 859,48 GB 998,07 GB

  SATA drive

  (Barely) running on OS X Yosemite Version 10.10.5

  This is a refurbished MacBook Pro, I bought a little over a year he has absolutely no problem until I tried the update of El Capitan a week ago.

  First of all, the update took several hours during the night to download. He then took more than 14 hours to install. After completing the installation and reboot, the machine was apparently very well, but I had just surfed the web normally on Google Chrome.

  The next day, shortly after turning on the machine, through a much faster startup and logon process and begins again to surf the web via Chrome, everything went haywire. The MacBook froze, I had a gray screen, then he crashed and died.

  At this point, he refused to start as long as upward and rather stalled on the Apple logo screen white front. After I held down the power button to force it to turn off, wait a minute and turned off and on again, it starts only insofar as the logo screen of Apple with the progress bar and then hang. I tried to see if it would finally finish starting, no dice.

  LONG VERSION:

  I started to shoot trouble that all the typical El Capitan boot post fixed.

  1. it will not Mode safe mode by holding the shift button on the start menu to the top. I have no active FileVault. I don't remember if I have a password for the updated firmware.

  2. I was able to start it in recovery by using the command Mode + R while restarting - exactly ONCE. At that time, I used utilities and my external (passport for Mac) back to restore pre - El Capitan Yosemite. Still, things seemed good that night and I was able to use Chrome normally.

  3. the next day, the same problems started upward, however, now it is no longer will enter into Recovery Mode. Yet once again, I would be stuck on the logo screen white front, or stuck on logo screen, or sometimes it would start through and then hang on the white screen again.

  4. then, I tried to return the NVRAM on restart. This method sometimes works, sometimes not. Sometimes it again just hangs up on a part of the boot process.

  5. I booted into single user mode and went through a series of troubleshooting commands. Yet once, it worked - exactly ONCE. For a while, it will boot into single user mode, most of the time, but following the instructions of before no results will be given.

  6. I started in Restore Mode to Internet using the command + Option + r Repeat: it worked exactly ONCE. I was able to restore Yosemite 10.10.4, day 3, thought it was good, but no, crash, no initialization. None of the previous patches were working. Also, now command + R to start automatically in this mode and not in recovery mode. When the recovery of the Internet Mode ends, he hangs up on the white screen again and refuses to start.

  I am more able to access Recovery Mode to use the utilities to erase the disc.

  7. after resetting the SMC (Ctrl + Shift + option + command while holding the power button) AND the NVRAM, I am able to boot the computer and enter the Finder utilities and run the disc utilities. I ran all the permissions of the drive, I fixed all the permissions, I fixed the drive. On several occasions. Same things, I do much more than surf the web and it crashes. No startup. No Recovery Mode. Recovery mode Internet hangs up. Single User Mode is not given result. Also, I can no longer erase MacIntosh HD.

  8. I use Time Machine to restore to my last backup. No dice. Same deal, as all of the above.

  9. Finally, it does not restart after resetting the SMC and NVRAM again. I then upgraded to Yosemite 10.10.4 to 10.10.5. Now, I continue to have the same problems as above, but I can run is no longer Google Chrome or Spotify. With two apps, I get an immediate error message indicating "Chrome/Spotify has unexpectedly" until something starts at all.

  10. I removed Chrome and tried to reinstall, same problem.

  SHORT VERSION:

  1. I've updated to El Capitan and the other day my MacBook Pro started to break and turn off, and then refuses to restart.

  2. I have followed all directions on Apple's Support forums including attempt to boot mode without failure (fail). I could enter in Recovery Mode and restore an earlier version back up only ONCE. Now, it will restart is no longer into Recovery Mode.

  3. I followed the instructions to start in single user Mode. It worked exactly ONCE.

  4. I ran first aid utility disk and check/repair permissions and repair the disk several times. The problems persist.

  5. I started in Internet Recovery Mode. It worked exactly ONCE, and now instead of normal Mode recover DΘmarrer to cmd + R, it goes right to the recovery of Internet Mode. Once that ends, it hangs indefinitely on the white screen, then sometimes it will go to a totally black screen indefinitely or close again.

  6. I used the reset of the MSC and the NVRAM and managed to start completely. Then I upgraded to Yosemite 10.10.5 and lost my Chrome and Spotify. The MacBook continues to crash and stop randomly. Of the SMC + NVRAM reset seems to help with the start-up, but the crash then using that anything but Safari continues and reinstall still leads Chrome an instant "Chrome has unexpectedly" error message before it even begins.

  The Mac came to me with Yosemite already installed and I have no disc to install it after a clean cloth. I am able to surf the web, and that's mostly it.

  10.10 is saved on one archive, available from a backup Time Machine or in your App store purchases, there is no legal way to get more.

  If you have disks that came with the computer as it is prior to recovery of the internet you can retrieve for that OS, but you are limited to the upgrade of the operating system in your App Store account. If you do not have this option is strictly 10.11.6

• Moving from Yosemite to El Capitan

  I'm on Yosemite 10.10.5 iMac 27 inch end 2012 and are reluctant to upgrade to El Capitan. I want to get my perfect Yosemite Setup, so El Capitan has a good landing. But I need advice.

  I did a test proposed by Linc Davis on Re: is el Capitan up to speed at all and displayed the results here:

  http://pastebin.com/4WXifwyz

  That these results do suggest?

  Thank you.

  Theo.

  Your mac to qualify or exceed the requirement of OS 10.11

  Mac elliigable for os 10.11

  you have any 3rd party software or device that is not compatible with OS 10.11, have you checked with the developers?

  You can use sites like "roaringapps.com" but keep in mind that they are open to suggestions from people who could not use the software, can not correctly identify it or didn't test it it is full. It's a resource, but take it with a grain of salt.

  Do you have documented critical parameters and info you need?

  you have serial # s and printed installation info or accessible webmail hollow or other means?

  have you saved?

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac - Apple Support

  If you have met all these questions that you can upgrade safely to 10.11 of the OS and in case there is an emergency situation, you can restore to previous state.

  I recommend before update to remove all external devices except the mouse and keyboard to facilitate a smooth process.

• Can I have both Yosemite and El Capitan, installed on separate partitions on my Macbook Pro?

  I want to upgrade my Macbook Pro (Intel Core i7 2.8 GHz, 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3) to El Capitan. However, I have an important piece of the software - Avid Pro Tools HD 11 - which runs on Yosemite, but not on El Capitan. Can I create two partitions, each containing one of these two operating systems and then choose to start the partition of Yosemite, when I need to use Pro Tools? If so, how should I do this? Is there a support article, I can read to help me? Can you Yosemite partition contain only the BONES of Yosemite, and the rest are on the other partition? Thank you.

  Yes, you can run them both. I guess the process is similar to this:

  http://osxdaily.com/2011/03/12/how-to-install-dual-boot-Mac-OS-x-10-7-Lion-and-1 0-6-snow-leopard.

  Having two OSs on separate partitions is like owning two computers, they are completely separate. You want to see in the two places will have to literally be in two places. Copy the files from one OS to another will be facilitated by a USB stick as if it were two separate machines, for example.

• import the library of photos of Yosemite to El Capitan

  I'm doing a fresh installation of the El Capitan after I made backup of operating system existing Yosemite on external drive, so I need to import the library of Photos of Yosemite El Capitan.

  How can I do? Suggestions please?

  New facility means fade and clean install? If you have a backup or Yosemite is located on the external hard drive, then go in the user folder/photos Yosemite and restore the iPhoto for the El Capitan record/photos user library. Open iPhoto (or Photos), then set the location of the user folder/photo library.

• File restore from Time Machine Yosemite to El Capitan

  I need to restore a single file from a Time Machine backup of Yosemite to my new iMac El Capitan.  The file in question has been saved from a Mac Pro from 2008 to a Time Capsule.  I put Time Machine in the dock and right clicked on it, so I could navigate "Other Time Machine disks" and I am able to see the Mac Pro to backup, then select it.  However when loading the backup, it's for my new iMac and not for the Mac Pro.

  How can I solve this problem?

  Hi jt

  To be honest, the easiest is to go through the Finder. Navigate to the document you want and copy. Then simply paste it where you want.

  The finder will allow you to see all of the back-ups no matter the OS at the time.

  Hope this helps, Greg

• Try to update to Yosemite to El Capitan and it says that it cannot be installed on Macintosh HD

  Can I update 10.10.5 to the new El Capitan Yosemite.  I'm new to Mac... since 2 January 2016.  Need some advice!

  Thank you

  Dyer

  Yes, you can as long as your Mac meets the requirements system El Capitan.