Need to update to Snow leopard at El Capitan or higher

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• Update of Snow Leopard Mountain Lion, Lion or El Capitan

  MAC MINI (MID-2010)

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  My Mac mini

  The serial number of the Mac Mini's, C0 * D6L

  The model number is, A1347 and

  the part number is Z0H5001MP.

  Mac OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard Version

  Order date: February 16, 2011 Apple online.

  Disk utility:-capacity GB 499,76

  Disk utility:-available: 468,09 GB

  Disk utility:-used: 31,67 GB

  I would like to install OS X Lion mountain. Can I buy the records of Apple software? I prefer to use discs to do the installation, rather than make a download.

  I also plan to install OS X Lion. Can I buy the records of Apple software? I prefer to use discs to do the installation rather than make a download.

  I'll be able to get the OS X Lion v10.7.5 updated through software update, once I installed OS X Lion?

  I have to get newer versions of iWork 09, once I have install OS X Mountain Lion, or Lion?

  Can I install OS X OS X 10.11 El Capitan is on this computer? Will I need to have Mac OS X Lion mountain 10.8, or OS X Lion, installed before installation El Capitan?

  I have to get newer versions of iWork 09, once I have install OS X 10.11 El Capitan?

  Thank you for your help.

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  You can go to depends on what your model is compatible with. You cannot install Mountain Lion, Mavericks, or Yosemite because they are no longer available.

  Upgrade to El Capitan

  You can pass the Lion El Capitan or directly from Snow Leopard. El Capitan can be downloaded for FREE from the Mac App Store.

  Upgrade to El Capitan

  To upgrade to El Capitan, you must have Snow Leopard 10.6.8 or installed Lion. Download El Capitan from the App Store. Sign in with your Apple ID. El Capitan is free. The file is big enough, more than 5 GB, allow it some time to download. It would be preferable to use Ethernet because it is nearly four times faster than wireless.

  Mac that can be upgraded to OS X El Capitan

  1 iMac (mid-2007 or newer) - model identifier 7.1 or later

  2 MacBook (late 2008 or early 2009 or newer aluminium) - model identifier 5.1 or later

  3. MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer)- model identifier 3.1 or later version

  4 MacBook Air (late 2008 or newer)- model identifier 2.1 or later

  5 mac mini (early 2009 or newer)- model identifier 3.1 or later version

  6 mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer)- model identifier 3.1 or later version

  7 Xserve (early 2009) - model identifier 3.1 or later version

  To find the identifier of the model open system information in the Utilities folder. It is displayed in the Panel on the right.

  My applications are compatible?

  See table of application - RoaringApps compatibility

  Upgrade to Lion

  If your computer does not meet the requirements to install the Mavericks, it can still meet the specifications to install Lion.

  You can buy Lion to the Apple store. The cost is $19.99 (as it was before) plus taxes.  It's a download. You will receive an email with a redemption code that you then use on the Mac App Store for download Lion. Save a copy of this installer to your download folder because Setup deletes itself at the end of the installation.

  Lion system requirements

  1 mac with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7,

  or Xeon processor

  2. 2 GB of memory

  3 OS X 10.6.6 or later (10.6.8) recommended

  4. 7 GB of available space

  5. certain features require an Apple ID; conditions apply.

• Leopard MacBook pro late 2008 - updated to update to snow leopard

  I have a macbook pro late 2008 with leopard on updated to snow leopard, which is the best upgrade, that I can do without problems?

  I upgraded to 8 GB memory and 500 GB MMX 200 ssd.  tTe upgrade was necessary because I installed el capitan and he absolutely killed my mac, so I got the diagnostics to find my drive was not hard.

  I'll reinstall leopard and use my snow leopard updated, but to what extent until I can go without problems over?

  In theory, it must be able to handle El Capitan. You can't really judge El Capitan performance enough if you ran it on a bad HARD drive.

  Your only real options stay with Snow Leopard, goes to the mountain, which is still fairly recent, Lion or El Capitan.  I think most people would say that Lion (10.7) alone is not worthwhile.  Mavericks and Yosemite are no longer available unless you already have a copy.  Mountain Lion is no longer receiver update but is not a fall to the same extent (yet) by the developers of software under Snow Leopard.  Some claim that it is the operating system more acceptable from 10.6.  You can always buy a download code for it.

• Any update to Snow Leopard and CS3 or CS4 tracks?

  Hi all. I'm looking to upgrade my Mac tiger to snow leopard, but I wanted to make sure that there aren't any problems beforehand. Someone has updated to Snow Leopard? Have you had any problems running CS3 or CS4 since?

  Thank you.

  There are a few problems with a few plug-ins from third parties, and After Effects CS4 users should switch to After Effects CS4 (9.0.2). Michael Coleman and I try to keep track of issues as they arise. See this post and links it to what we know so far.

• Process of return to Snow Leopard of El Capitan

  I have an iMac from the beginning of 2008.  I was using Snow Leopard successfully.  Last weekend, I've upgraded to El Capitan.  During the conversion, I lost all my email history.  I had saved Snow Leopard in Time Machine just before the upgrade.  I want to find a process documented back to Snow Leopard (I have the dicc) and time using Time Machine to reinstall the emails.  I tried to reinstall the e-mails with the help of El Capitan, but it does not work.  Did Snow Leopard work - El Capitan runs very slowly with my chip set.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Here's what you need to do:

  Snow Leopard erase and install

  Remember to only back up your files.

  1. Insert the Snow Leopard DVD in the optical drive and restart the computer.
  2. Immediately after hearing the chime hold down the C key.
  3. Release the button when the Apple logo appears and wait for loading to complete.
  4. After the installer loads, choose your language and click on the continue button. When the menu bar appears select utility drive in the Utilities menu.  After disk utility charges select the entry out-bumpy in the list aside (mfgr. size ID and disc drive.)  In the right side of the disk utility window, click the Partition tab.  Set the number of partitions of one (1) in the menu dropdown. Click the Options button and select GUID, click on OK, the value of the Mac OS Extended journaled format type. Finally, click on the apply button.
  5. Once the format is complete, quit disk utility.  Continue with the installation of OS X and follow the directions.
  6. Once installation is complete, the computer will restart in the installation wizard. After completing the Setup Wizard, you will use a new installation of Snow Leopard. Open the software update and install updates recommended.
  7. If you plan to sell or to give to your remote computer, then proceed as follows: once you reformat your hard disk and reinstall Snow Leopard, the computer restarts with a welcome screen. To leave the Mac in a State OOTB (Out Of The Box), do not continue with the Setup program. Instead, press the command and Q keys to stop the computer. The installation wizard will guide you the new owner through the installation procedure, after that it turns on the computer.
  8. Download and install Mac OS X 10.6.8 v1.1 updated Combo. If necessary. It is not necessary if you are selling or giving your computer away.

• Updated for Snow Leopard and am not able to launch PS CS3 extended. Says I need Java SE 6 runtime.

  I just upgraded to Snow Leopard (OS 10.8.2) of Lopard and I am now not able to launch Photoshop CS3 extended. I get a warning that says: to open "Adobe Photoshop CS3", you need to install a Java SE 6 runtime. You want to find and install a? But when I click on 'Install' tells me that it is currently unavailable. I need PS for work! What I can do!

  Download and install from Oracle manually.

  M; ylenium

• My inner smartdrive dvd player won't read DVDs more.  I have updated to Snow Leopard in Yosemite.

  I am currently using OS X Yosemite 10.10.5.  I bought in 2009 iMac with Snow Leopard and have to Lion then updated my current operating system.  The internal dvd player has worked with much fussing, (insert the disc - closing - turn after a wait - by pushing the drive when he jumped on reboot).  If I had the chance after a few hours, the video disc show up on my desk.  When this happened, I was opening the dvd player that was in the Finder and the disc would play. I also tried to open the dvd first player and then insert the disc.  That no longer works.  Yesterday, only it just stop working.  The reader still takes dvd and swirls and click as before but then ejects the dvd. Repeatedly stop and restart is no longer works.  I make sure that the dvd be clean before I use it and have tried many different DVDs without success.  I think it's a software issue.  Does anyone have an idea/instructions a nearly dead grandmother brain that can follow to update or redate back to original factory setting to help this poor Smartdrive not so smart?

  I have no TV, only my computer and phone at low prices.  I need to watch that my library borrowed from the dvd.

  Thank you.

  Try a cleaning CD/DVD

  You can also try to clean by:

  How to clean a Superdrive DVD using a credit card!

  I suspect the optical drive has failed. My 2009 Mac Mini could not shoot with same symptom 4 years ago.

  To confirm a drive failure, insert a Snow Leopard installation DVD and try to start with the C key.

  If this isn't the case, they drive could not be started.

  I would just get an external optical drive, one powered with an AC adapter. The Superdrive Apple USB does not work without a hack.

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post moved to the forum of Intel iMac or another appropriate forum.

• Can I update to Snow Leopard and keep iPhoto?

  I'm still under Snow Leopard on my iMac 3.06 GHz Intel Core i3, 12 GB of memory. I hear that iPhoto has been replaced by pictures in Yosemite. For several reasons, I need to update to Yosemite, but am very concerned about the loss of access and usage of my large iPhoto library. (I backed up on an external drive and also Time Machine).  I am definitely a person no-tech and hope someone can guide me through the update to Yosemite in simple language.

  Photos can import iPhoto libraries, but unless you got this copy of iPhoto for the Mac App Store or Apple says that otherwise, you will not be able to upgrade to a version compatible with Yosemite or above.

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• Perils of update for Snow Leopard

  I have an early 2009, core 2 duo 2.66 ghz running 10.6.8.  People tell me that Snow Leopard is the latest really stable os than apple is putting out, but I would like to upgrade.

  With can the upgrade of the system how I go?  I know that El Capitan is out, but the MAvericks would be ok?

  What are the problems could I meet if I leave Snow Leopard?  Breaks down?  Slowdowns?

  Thank you

  Rollo

  Welcome to Apple Support communities

  If your product is correct (this means that you have an iMac early 2009), you can go as far as OS X El Capitan.

  If you look in the Internet, you will probably see a lot of people complain about performance issues with modern versions of OS X I have been using OS X for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, and I have no problem with any OS X version. Moreover, I consider OS X El Capitan as one of the most stable versions, even in older computers (I am running it on a late 2009 iMac, which is similar to your computer).

  You shouldn't be too worried about accidents or slow, but more on the compatibility of the application. Old apps is not compatible with OS X El Capitan (for example, Mac OS X Snow Leopard is the last version that supports PowerPC applications), so first check that all your applications are supported. Their update to the latest version available is a way, but there are Web sites that allow you to check that, as RoaringApps-> http://roaringapps.com

  Apart from this, make a backup of your entire system before the upgrade. In doing so, you'll be able to format your Mac, to reinstall OS X and restore what you want in case of accidents or poor performance, so your Mac will run correctly.

• Update of os x Snow Leopard to El Capitan 10.11.5 10.6.8

  Hi all...

  I just upgraded my Macbook Pro 13 "since mid-2010 at the El Capitan 10.11.5."

  Configuration of my Macbook Pro:

  2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce 320M 256 MB

  These are the problems I encounter:

  • I can't switch between the previous page and next page with 3 fingers sliding left or right, I could do without effort on my previous version of the osx
  • The startup time is very high... (40 seconds to 1 minute)
  • The system preference takes time to open

  Please help on the above problems.

  The only reason to upgrade my Macbook Pro has been because the iTunes was not compatible with my new iPhone SE. (there where we need the itunes 12.3.3.17 and who used to work on my OSx snow leopard 10.6.8)

  Please help me to solve the above problems. Also let me know if I need a downgrade to older versions of the operating system

  Shambharkar wrote:

  Hi all...

  I just upgraded my Macbook Pro 13 "since mid-2010 at the El Capitan 10.11.5."

  Configuration of my Macbook Pro:

  2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce 320M 256 MB

  These are the problems I encounter:

  • I can't switch between the previous page and next page with 3 fingers sliding left or right, I could do without effort on my previous version of the osx
  • The startup time is very high... (40 seconds to 1 minute)
  • The system preference takes time to open

  Check your trackpad settings

   > System Preferences > Trackpad to scroll through the options

  To be honest, with only 4 GB of RAM and running El Cap - it all seems normal with a HD of spinning.  Snow Leopard is much lighter and compact operating system.

  The only reason to upgrade my Macbook Pro has been because the iTunes was not compatible with my new iPhone SE.

  It doesn't pay to get too far behind in technology or OS X.

  Add more RAM and an SSD, you'd be amazed at the difference. Check out https://www.macsales.com/

• Update iTunes library of Snow Leopard in El Capitan

  Hello everyone

  I have a new iMac running El Capitan (iTunes 12.3) that I want to update an iTunes library from my old Mac that took place from Snow leopard. (Not sure this number of old iTunes because the old Mac crashed) I copied the old iTunes from a backup folder to the new Mac. Here's what its structure looks like:

  

  However, when I point the new iTunes on this record, he is not recognized and implemented to date so I have everything in my new iTunes. I could import all the media from the iTunes Music folder, but then I do not have my playlists.

  What is the right path to access the old library on the new Mac?

  Thanks for the help!

  Hello

  Create a new folder in the Finder window and call it Itunes1

  Drag all of the files and folders inside except for Album work.

  Launch iTunes by pressing ⌥ alt, and then select the iTunes1 library

  It should work

  

  

• Update for Snow Leopard to El captain? Should I do it? (Loss of iphoto organization a big concentration)

  I have an imac of all about 2010 with 2.93 GHz and intel Core i7.  I've been under Snow Leopard since day 1! I've been reluctant to upgrade because of the reviews on the new OS every year and now I'm way behind, but snow leopard ran flawlessly for me so why I kept for so long, but I think I should take the step now.  One of my BIGGEST concerns is to lose iphoto (I've arranged in folders and albums, and I don't want to lose this Organization!). Has anyone taken this step to upgrade this old operating system? I'm even able to upgrade directly to El captain in Snow Leopard? And how will this affect my organization "iphoto" penetrating "photos"? Any info or links or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

  You will find bad reviews on all OS for each platform, because you can't please everyone.

  Yes, you can go directly to El Capitan, as long as you have Mac OS X 10.6.8.

  You don't have to use Photos, you can continue to use iPhoto, as long as you have version 9.6.1.

  You should always make a backup before doing any update most of the OS.

• is it safe to update to Snow Leopard 10.6.8 to the Mavericks

  My local store thought Stormfront that if I upgraded to El Capitan it would slow down my Imac system upward.  They recommended that I should just upgrade to the Mavericks. Someone else has all know about which is the best version upgraded to that I support for Safari and Chrome may soon finish on Snow Leopard.

  If you have never downloaded Mavericks from the App Store, it is no longer available. If your iMac has at least 4 GB of RAM, more better, El Capitan will work.

  2 places I've seen recommended more to buy reliable RAM are below. I have bought RAM several times to other World Computing and have always been very satisfied with the product and the service. They have instructions online on how to replace the RAM. OWC has also tested the RAM above what Apple says, it is the maximum. Now, I have 6 GB installed on an iMac 2008 so-called beginning limited to 4 GB and noticed an improvement.

  Crucial

  Other World Computing

  One solution is to create a new partition (~ 30-50 GB), install the new OS, and 'test' it. Otherwise as/like it, you can then remove the partition. Make a backup before doing anything. By doing this, if you don't like it you don't go well the recovery process.

  Check to make sure that your applications are compatible.

  Application compatibility

  (2) application compatibility

  Information on the compatibility of 10.11 El Capitan

  Open utility disk, select your hard drive (step 1), then the partition (step 2) tab and select the partition. Using of the / / / to the low blow it upwards (step 3) until the box the size decreases by about 50 GB. Select the newly created space and press the button (step 4). Name it something and choose Mac OS extended (journaled) format (step 5). Then click on the button apply (step 6). Download the installation program from the App Store and when it starts, point it to the new partition. You can make a copy of the installer out of the Applications folder to avoid having to re - download in the future. One time installed, go to System Preferences/Startup Disk, select the new partition and restart. Test now.

• I've updated to Snow Leopard for OSX El Capitan as the info said that my Mac 2009 could be updated.  However, I had a lot of problems and it is extremely slow, among other things.  Should I have upgraded Yosemite or something else first?

  I have a 2009 IMac and had Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and IPhotos, latest version.  While he was trying to use something new, I wanted to download (can't remember what now) my system said that I had to switch to OSX El Capitan, so I did.  Since then, I've had nothing but problems, the computer is very slow to open anything and Photos is terrible - I can't do anything with it and I hate it!  I much preferred IPhotos.  My question is, should I have upgraded to Yosemite or something else before going directly to El Capitan?  If so, what can I do now to remedy the situation?  Thanks for any advice.

  My question is, should I have upgraded to Yosemite or something else before going directly to El Capitan?

  No, but you must have insured all the software you have installed, changes to the system, in particular, was compatible with El Capitan.

  You can use iPhoto, but you should get used to the Photos like iPhoto will be is more up-to-date and may stop working at some point.

  If you run this program, it will show what is installed. After the output here and we might be able to offer advice on what's causing your problems

  http://etrecheck.com

• Updated to Snow Leopard, can not scan printer, by computer.

  When I had Mac OS Leopard (10.5.8), I had no problem to scan from my HP 310a wireless all-in-one printer, I just press scan on my printer and it's done.  Since I've upgraded to Snow Leopard (10.6.7), I can do it no longer.  I get a message on my printer saying should I scan my computer, which means that I have to click on the shortcut of scanning HP in my iMac that came with the HP software.  How can I change it so I can scan my printer again?

  You probably can't.  This feature does not work most of the time with Snow Leopard, sorry.