To sign out of the Mac App store, open the app and go to Store in the menu bar. Select the sign out option. 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. Otherwise, turn off your Mac's Wi-Fi and re-enable it. You can also check Speedtest or Fast. You can also reboot the Wi-Fi router or implement some of the Wi-Fi signal troubleshooting tips to boost your router's network signal. You can try emptying the Mac App Store temporary download cache folder and try downloading the app again.
Follow the steps below to empty the Mac App Store download cache folder. Step 1: Go to the Apps folder and find the Terminal app. If your Macbook fails to download apps from the App Store, force quitting and relaunching the app can restore it to regular functionality. There are several ways to force quit the App Store on your Mac. Check them out below. Hold these four keys together while the App Store window is open and the app and other related processes will be stopped till you relaunch it.
Step 2: Type Activity Monitor into the search field and double-tap Activity Monitor in the result pane. Step 3: Select the App Store from the list of processes and tap the 'x' icon at the Activity Monitor's top-left corner. Page content loaded. Jul 4, PM in response to addiittya In response to addiittya. I have the same issue, and it's not limited to iTunes. All of my software updates, including those for third-party apps have this issue.
I will click "update" it'll gray out and then, after a restart, it says it was updated, but it wasn't. Now, when click update they are now both in the need to be updated and recently updated lists it'll flash "installing" for a second and then go back to having the update button and it will be added to "recently updated" again. After doing this for an update, the notifications would stop and it would just flash the installing bar as mentioned previously.
I clicked the "not now" option on one of the pop-ups and now they don't show up and neither do the restart notifications and it goes straight to the installation bar flash, which svcks because I wanted to try restarting using the notification for update installs instead of the standard way to see if there were any changes. I got Jul 4, PM. I did the exact same thing as above. Disabling and enabling the iCloud Photolibrary in the new Photos app etc.
But the same as above, it again got stuck there. Not downloading the full pictures.
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