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The latest edition of Apple's desktop operating system -- MacOS High Sierra.
Including Safari, Mail, iTunes, Photos, FaceTime, Time Machine, and Siri.
Recommended operating systems for the Mac. Sep 30, 2018 - If Apple Mail (or the
Gmail web interface) isn't meeting all your. I got my first email account in the
mid–90s (When it was still $2.95 per hour for AOL). As much as I love iOS, If
you told me that I had to pick between macOS and iOS, I'd choose macOS. Spark is
free download on the Mac App Store.

Older versions of AOL Desktop software are being discontinued. If you're an
active user of AOL Desktop software, you should receive an email from AOL about
the changes and recommendations for continuing to access your favorite AOL
services, and when access to your older AOL Desktop software will no longer be
available.
If you didn't receive an email or are looking for more help with this
transition, review the information below to learn about options for continuing
to access your favorite AOL products and services that work with the operating
system and internet connection speed you have. AOL US customers Using Windows 7
or higher and high-speed internet. If you use a Windows operating system older
than Windows 7, like Windows XP or Windows Vista, and access the internet
through your telephone line (dial-up internet), we recommend installing AOL
Dialer and AOL Shield to continue accessing your AOL services and to avoid
losing internet access. If you use 1-800 dial-up number to connect to the
internet, please see the section titled for important dial-up information. If
you use Windows XP or Windows Vista and have a high-speed internet connection,
use AOL Shield only. Please see the section titled for more information. A CD
with AOL Dialer and AOL Shield installation files was mailed to most customers
who have dial-up internet connections.
If you don't receive a CD, or want to install AOL Dialer and AOL Shield before
you receive the CD, you can download these applications and install them now.
Need help with installing and using AOL Dialer and AOL Shield?. Using Windows XP
or Windows Vista and high-speed internet.
If you use a 1-800 dial-up phone number to connect to the internet, we recommend
downloading and installing AOL Dialer and AOL Shield to continue accessing your
AOL services and to avoid losing internet access. When using AOL Dialer and
choosing a number to connect to, you'll need to: 1. Enter the 877 area code.
Select Temptollfree, TX 1-877-492-8153 Note: This is a change from the previous
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new number listed above to continue accessing dial-up internet.
A CD with AOL Dialer and AOL Shield installation files was mailed to most
customers who have dial-up internet connections. If you don't receive a CD, or
want to install AOL Dialer and AOL Shield before you receive the CD, you can
download these applications and install them now. Need help with installing and
using AOL Dialer and AOL Shield?. Using Mac OSX or other Mac operating systems.
If you use an older Windows operating system like Windows XP or Windows Vista,
and access the internet through your telephone line (dial-up internet), we
recommend installing AOL Dialer and AOL Shield to continue accessing your AOL
services and to avoid losing internet access. If you use Windows XP or Windows
Vista and have a high-speed internet connection, use AOL Shield only. Please see
the section titled for more information. A CD with AOL Dialer and AOL Shield
installation files was mailed to most customers who have dial-up internet
connections. If you don't receive a CD, or want to install AOL Dialer and AOL
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install them now.
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or Windows Vista and high-speed internet.
(macOS High Sierra’s initial install screen.) We’re always grateful that new
versions of the operating system go through an extensive beta process, but it
always seems a few issues will still be lurking, ready to pop up and surprise
us. With that in mind, here are some of the more common problems you may
encounter when upgrading to macOS High Sierra. Note: Before upgrading to any new
or updated operating system, it’s a good idea to have a.
Upgrading From the Beta If you’re a beta tester, you may have a slightly more
difficult time upgrading than the rest of us; it all depends on whether you
installed during the beta testing. Apple backed away from its original goal of
having APFS ready to go for all Mac configurations.
Instead, it’s releasing macOS High Sierra with APFS only for Macs using SSDs
(Solid State Drives). If you converted a Fusion drive during the beta, it needs
to be reverted to HFS+ before you can install macOS High Sierra. Unfortunately,
Apple isn’t providing any tools to revert the file system. Instead, you’re
required to back up your current data with, erase and reformat the affected
drive(s), install macOS High Sierra, and then migrate your backed up data to the
fresh install. Apple includes instructions for the process, specifically using
Time Machine as the backup app. It seems you should also be able to perform this
task by creating a clone using Carbon Copy Cloner or one of the other popular
cloning tools.
Nevertheless, even if you decide to create a clone, we highly recommend you also
create a Time Machine backup, especially if the clone is the only copy of your
data you will have. You’ll need a drive partitioned as HFS+ for the Time Machine
backup.
This can be an existing Time Machine drive as long as it’s formatted as HFS+.
You’ll also need to create a bootable macOS High Sierra installer; a 16 GB or
larger USB flash drive or an external drive can serve this purpose. Warning: The
process of creating the bootable installer will erase the contents of the
selected drive volume. Apple has posted instructions in its support area for. It
covers two methods for converting a Fusion Drive back to HFS+ and installing
macOS High Sierra. The instructions are a bit sparse, but should be sufficient
for getting the job done. If you have any questions regarding the process, be
sure to post them in the Comments section below.
Downloading macOS High Sierra From the Mac App Store Stalls The process of
should be an easy one, but a few of us have run into a problem where the
download seems to fail to start, or freezes if it does begin. (If your download
of macOS High Sierra seems to stall you may need to restart the Mac App Store.)
In both cases, patience may be the best course of action. But if after a
reasonable amount of time, say 15 minutes to half an hour, there’s been no
change, then it’s time for action. Open your web browser to any page; the idea
is just to verify that your Internet connection is working. If you’re having
network issues, they need to be addressed before continuing. Quit the Mac App
Store. If it fails to respond to the quit command, force quit by selecting Force
Quit from the Apple menu.
In the Force Quit Applications window that opens, select App Store, and then
click the Force Quit button. You’ll be asked if you really want to force quit
the App Store; click the Force Quit button. Once the Mac App Store finally
quits, go ahead and restart the store. Select macOS High Sierra and start the
download again. If you still have problems, quit the Mac App Store (using force
quit, if needed), and then restart your Mac.
Return to the Mac App Store and try again. Freeze During Installation After you
start the macOS High Sierra installation process, you may notice that your Mac’s
screen has gone black, and nothing seems to be happening. The likely culprit is
that your Mac has frozen during the restart process. The installation process
copies needed files to the destination drive, including a minimum boot
environment. Once everything is in place, your Mac should restart and finish the
install process. If you’re stuck at the black screen, you should wait for a
reasonable amount of time; no more than half an hour. If your Mac doesn’t finish
the restart by then, go ahead and manually shut your Mac down by pressing and
holding the power button.
(The installation of macOS High Sierra can stall on a totally black screen, or
one with the status bar showing. Either way, be patient before forcing a
restart.) Once your Mac has shut down, you can restart it. Chances are your Mac
will restart and pick up by displaying the Setup Assistant, ready to finish the
install process. If you still find yourself stuck, try shutting down again, but
this time. Once the desktop shows up, as well as any anti-virus apps you may
have, and then restart your Mac. You’ll need to restart the macOS High Sierra
installation process again.
If you’re still unable to resolve the problem, try and using the Disk Utility
option to check and repair your startup drive. Once your drive has a clean bill
of health, use the Reinstall macOS option to ensure the startup drive’s
operating system is intact.
Once you return to the desktop, you can restart the install process. Slow
Performance After Install Some temporary performance issues can be attributed to
spotlight indexing that may be running; after all, there’s a lot of new data on
the drive that needs to be catalogued. Time Machine can also become active soon
after an install and slow things down a bit. Waiting a short time will likely
see the slowness clear itself up with no intervention on your part. Should the
slowness continue, you can try the tips outlined in. Wi-Fi Issues When macOS
Sierra was released we saw quite a few Wi-Fi-related issues, which we address in
the guide:. Thankfully, at least so far, we’re not seeing a repeat of major
Wi-Fi issues.
But that’s not to say there aren’t at least a few of them. During the beta,
there was a recurring problem with connecting to a personal hotspot, such as one
provided by an iPhone. The solution was simple enough: just turn Wi-Fi off and
back on again, the ultimate IT solution for most problems. (Turning Wi-Fi off
and then on again can restore a connection that doesn’t work after installing
High Sierra.) To turn Wi-Fi off, select Turn Wi-Fi Off from the Wi-Fi status
icon in the menu bar. To turn Wi-Fi back on, select Turn Wi-Fi On from the Wi-Fi
status icon.
If you don’t see the Wi-Fi status icon in your menu bar, launch System
Preferences from your Dock or Apple menu, and select the Network preference
pane. Place a check mark in the Show Wi-Fi Status in Menu Bar box. Apps Not
Working Unfortunately, it’s the nature of progress that some apps get left
behind when operating systems are updated. If you have an app that has stopped
working under macOS High Sierra, you should check with the developer to see if
any updates have been released, or will be released. You can also check with, a
site that gathers information about which apps work with what version of the Mac
operating system. (Sometimes an app may fail to complete launching, or behave
strangely when a new version of the macOS is released.) If you believe the app
that you’re having problems with should work with macOS High Sierra, you can try
deleting the app’s cache files.
Here’s how to do that: Quit the app in question, if it’s currently running. Open
a Finder window or click on the desktop to ensure the Finder is the front most
application. From the Finder’s Go menu, select Go to Folder.
In the sheet that opens, enter the following: /Library/Caches From the Finder
window that opens, find the folder whose title includes the name of the app
you’re having issues with. Open the app’s cache folder, and delete any items
within it., and then launch the app in question. With any luck, the app should
now be able to launch and work correctly. Additional Rocket Yard Reading. Stay
tuned for problems you might have installing the new macOS Mojave. I’m running a
mid-2012 MacBook Pro with 8GB of RAM and 750GB HD still less than half-full. I
recently updated from Sierra to High Sierra without any immediately obvious
problems.
My usual software runs okay. But now it’s impossible to access the second user
account used occasionally by my son. Trying to log in with the same password
sets up a rotating image which never ends, and since there is no way offered to
step back from this situation, the only option is to restart the computer.
I’ve tried changing the account from Standard to Admin and I’ve changed its
password – after each change rebooting the computer (which has become very, very
slow, by the way). Nothing helps and trying to log into the second account
continues to lock up the computer completely. Any suggestions how to remedy this
situation? Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
Same for me @ George smith, I upgraded to high sierra and I think they must have
been ‘high’ when they made it because after a time or two booting my computer it
went to black screen and had to get a new os put on unfortunately they put the
same one back in because of miscommunication and it happened again! It’s really
a shame but I’m stuck with El Capitan at the moment until I can work out if this
bug has been fixed or not. I don’t want to risk shelling out more money because
Apple have gone down the drain. I can hardly believe Apple has become Microsoft
– buggy, difficult to fix software, that leaves your machine hanging. It used to
be that Mac just worked – straight out of the box with minimum initial
configuration.
Now I am plagued by problems from the get-go: my new MacBook Pro started with a
black screen out of the box. It gave me only voice prompts that are normally
only for visually impaired people. After I great struggle I set it up. Then the
upgrade to 10.13.4 could not complete on its own and forced me into reading
multiple blogs with potential solutions posted by people who experienced the
exact same problem. Finally, I managed to complete the upgrade. The the sleep
issues started – if the machine goes to sleep for a long period of time (more
than 2 hours), when you try to wake it, it just displays a black screen (the
keyboard lights up and responds to command).
This forces me to initiate a cold reboot every time. So, people from Apple, how
long have been making computers and is this acceptable for the most expensive
company in the world who prides itself on QUALITY!? My next laptop will be HP.
You are fortunate that my company is paying for this machine, otherwise I would
have long returned it to you. I have an iMac 27″ mid-2010 on my bench right now
that came in with a black screen problem on High Sierra.
The machine is RUNNING, it just has a black screen. Attaching an external
display gets you a perfectly good screen. I ended up sapping the PRAM, and it
fixed the problem. Then I booted it on an external pack I had that was running
the same version of High Sierra. It worked fine until I tried to run the online
updates for iTunes 12.8 and HS 10.13.6. Near the end of the iTunes update, the
main screen went black again (in fact it’s in that state right now — I’m using
the external display to type this).
Curiously, when I got this Mac from the owner, only the 10.13.6 update was
pending. Now I’m wondering if it’s iTunes 12.8 that bricks the screen somehow. I
guess I’ll know when this update completes. I couldn’t even put my computer to
sleep from the Apple menu after installing High Sierra a few days ago. It always
logged me out instead and stayed awake.
Using Excel with it was another problem, and a lot of my Excel files were
corrupted. Needles to say I rolled back my OS swiftly, but I thought I noticed
inconsistent behavior when it came to asking for the master password before
unlocking my Safari passwords. My computer is 2012 model and you think after the
amount of time High Sierra has been out that I wouldn’t have such an obvious
problem as not being able to sleep my computer from the Apple menu.
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