MacBook won't update to iphoto 9.2 from iPhoto 9.1.1

How can update my iphoto 9.1.1 to 9.2?

1. Apple aren't here. You're not talking to Apple when you post here and they don't read here.
2. You need to contact App Store support. They are the only people who can help with this.
Regards
TD

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I've tried several times to update my Macbook software, but each time it says it will begin the process it restarts, and doesn't do anything. This is really frustrating, because a lot of the programs I want to use require new updates. Please help!
My macbook is right around 2 years old.

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Also depending on the age it may or may not be able to upgrade to 10.8 or later.
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Repair the Hard Drive and Permissions - Lion/Mountain Lion
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I do have the original discs, but they only install OS X 10.3.5 on the eMac. When I tried to update the OS to 10.5.8, where I had it running before wiping, I got a message that the "Bill of materials was not included for this package" (or something to that effect), so the eMac would not allow me to update the OS with the newly downloaded software.
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TD

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Can anyone help? Do I have to be connected to iTunes to update the iPhone system?
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Anne261 wrote:
I have this issue as well. I tried to update my MacBook, but it says there are no updates available. I cannot update my iPhone (currently OS 4.0) as my iTunes (currently 9.2.1) isn't updated, but I can't update my iTunes because my MacBook won't update.
Help! There are apps out there now that require a higher OS on my phone that I would like, but can't get!
Thanks!
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gzlg123 wrote:
Yesterday, I got a 3rd gen iPod touch, and it won't update to 4.1 software (from 4.02). I get a message that says, "This version of iTunes is the current version." (I'm not trying to update iTunes!)
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I was trying to update iphoto 9.4.3, through the app store. then this message comes up
you have updates available for other accounts
to update this application, sign in to the account you used to purchase it.
i'm the only one on my mac. i only have 1 itunes account so it has nothing to do with any UserID issue. i tried reindexing spotlight. This has been an issue for about a month now. Then i deleted iPhoto app and securely emptied the trash. All my software was in my macbook pro when it was shipped to me Feb. 2011. These are the two software, in question. iMovie is giving me the same message now.
apple software - iWork 065-7672 no iWork preinstalled
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I hope I gave you all the answers you need to help me, Thank you, TD

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