Mac wont download photo app

You are indicting that the photo albums were created on the device itself? If so, how did you complete this action prior to the upgrade? Jan 17, AM in response to gail from maine In response to gail from maine. No problem: All photos in Photo software, all organized in 3 albums - all photos can be seen on Macs.

The syncing starts as if it would work but stops after minutes with a message saying that syncing failed to finish. May be that doesn't work, independent from the fact that space is not an issue. That Apple doesn't have in Setting a way to delete all photos is poor programing.

Jan 17, AM. Jan 17, AM in response to dmschiff In response to dmschiff. Jan 17, PM in response to dmschiff In response to dmschiff. OK, so before we try the next thing for the sync process, just wanted to clarify something about your statement above. All of the apps that you have purchased are available for you to re-download at any time that you wish as long as they are still offered in the App Store.

So, there is no requirement to re-purchase a previously purchased app unless the manufacturer has created a new version that only runs on a newer iOS, and they have determined that they are not going to update the existing app, but rather offer a new version of it. Personally, I have never had to re-purchase an app.

And, obviously, if the app has been pulled from the store, there is nothing anyone can do about that. You don't have to re-purchase it because it is no longer even available. So, the next step I would try if I were you would be to hook up the device to the computer that you sync with if you have a different USB port you can use, that would be a good idea , and then in the device profile section where you select what you want to sync, I would suggest that you uncheck the "Sync Photos" boxes completely, and then sync.

That should remove all albums except the Camera Roll, Photo Stream, and the system-generated ones like "Selfies" or whatever. Once you have seen that the albums have been completely removed, then go back, select the ones you want sync'd to the device, and then try syncing again. Jan 17, PM. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. By default, your photo library is stored in the Pictures folder within your home folder. Photos is part of the Mac operating system.

You can avoid or fix many issues by running the most up-to-date version of macOS. Learn more about updating the software on your Mac. You might see an alert message when you first open Photos or migrate an existing iPhoto or Aperture library.

Use the Media Browser to make images from your photo library available in other apps, like Pages and iMovie. If you have more than one Photos library—and the one you're using isn't set as the System Photo Library—the Media Browser won't show its contents.

To return to your main Photos library, quit Photos. For Apple users, our photos in iPhone and computer can be synced with iCloud service, and if we sync photos from computer or iDevice to iCloud, then we can view the photos from all iDevices and computers after logging the same iCloud account. If you are also stuck on this iCloud problem, and do not know how to solve it, please keep reading. We will show you several quick solutions to fix the iCloud photos not loading issue easily, and help you download photos from iCloud without hassle.

And in the following guide, we will separately show you the correspond solutions. If you prefer the simplest and quickest solution to fix the issue and download photos from iCloud , just move to Part 2 directly to do the task.

Please check you have turned on iCloud Photo Library on your iOS device, so that you can sync the iCloud pictures to all your iDevices smoothly after logging in iCloud account, if it keeps on, you can turn it off and then turn on it again. Follow the steps below to turn on iCloud Photo Library:. Actually, this solution is the simplest way and can apply to fix almost all problems.

You will have to view your Account information and then match its country to the country the Mac App Store is currently in. Check if your internet is working and stable. In this case, the download or the update will be slow and give the impression that it is stuck. Try connecting to a different internet connection to see if the download or update starts. It will open a Finder window. Copy the contents of this folder some place safe and then delete them from their original location.