ICal syncs FROM Macbook Pro 2008 10.6.8 TO iPad 5.1.1. but not from iPad to Macbook

I've managed to get my Macbook to sync iCal entries to my brand new iPad, but it won't work the other way round. I really need the iPad iCal to sync to my macbook seeing as most new entries will be written in my iPad first.
Please help!!
Macbook Pro from March 2008 updated to Snow Leopard from Leopard
iPad 5.1.1.
Thanks!

You need to upgrade the computer's OS or switch to a product such as Firefox.
To upgrade, open the Mac App Store and try downloading Yosemite. If you get told it's incompatible, choose About this Mac from the Apple menu, check if the computer has at least a Xeon or Core 2 Duo(not Core Duo) CPU and 2GB of RAM, and if it does, click here and order a download code for Lion 10.7.
Back up your data and check your applications for compatibility before upgrading. In particular, Mac OS X 10.7 and newer don't support PowerPC programs such as versions of Microsoft Office prior to 2008.
(124854)

Similar Messages

I'm having problems printing from my 15" macbook pro to my HP wireless printer. It works sometimes but not reliably, it can spend hours "seating for printer". I can print from my i pad with no problems

I'm having problems printing from my 15" macbook pro to my HP wireless printer. It works sometimes but not reliably, it can spend hours "seating for printer". I can print from my i pad with no problems

Hi,
Apple's AirPrint only support specific models while using wired or wireless network connection.
Plugging a printer into a USB port of Apple base is not supported for AirPrint:
AirPrint printers connected to the USB port of the Apple AirPort Base Station or Time Capsules are not supported with AirPrint.
As well you must use AirPrint enabled printers for a such, none of your printers are AirPrint enabled:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4356
There are 3rd party solutions which allow sharing a printer connected to your Mac as AirPrint, Printopia as example provide a such:
http://www.ecamm.com/mac/printopia/

Can I sync mac book pro version 10.4.11 with ipad?

can I sync mac book pro version 10.4.11 with ipad?

No. The minimum requirements are Leopard 10.5.8. you will have to upgrade the Mac OS if you can.
Apple ID (required for some features)
Internet access6
Syncing with iTunes on a Mac or PC requires:
Mac: OS X v10.5.8 or later
PC: Windows 7; Windows Vista; or Windows XP Home or Professional with Service Pack 3 or later
iTunes 10.6 or later (free download from www.itunes.com/download)

I have several ipod nanos. i can sync one, but since i connected the ipad 2 I am getting an error on two of them, it says cannot sync, error 13019. the loaded songs show on the computer (on the ipods), but not when the ipod is plugged off the usb

i have several ipod nanos. i can sync one, but since i connected the ipad 2 I am getting an error on two of them, it says cannot sync, error 13019. the loaded songs show on the computer (on the ipods), but not when the ipod is plugged off the usb. Any answers? please

You can sync your iPod with multiple computers, but what can be synced is very limited. See this article for more details.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1202
B-rock

I have a new 7th gen iPod, I have up loaded the latest iTunes version, I go to the music tab to sync, I click sync and the ipod starts to sync, but it does not sync all the music. It indicates all the songs on the screen, but not on the ipod

I have a new 7th gen iPod, I have up loaded the latest iTunes version, I go to the music tab to sync, I click sync and the ipod starts to sync, but it does not sync all the music. It indicates all the songs on the screen, but not on the ipod

I do not have the screen shown with the
Pull down the “Store” menu and choose “Deauthorize This Computer”
3. Now go back to the Store menu and choose “Authorize This Computer”
options.

Ical sync from iPhone to Macbook Pro

Using my MacBook Pro with Lion OS, I can create an event that shows up on my phone, but not the reverse. I can add an appointment on my iphone 4g (IOS 5), but it doesnt show up on my iCal on my computer. I have signed up for the iCloud. Does anyone know what is wrong?

Grant,
Let us know if iCloud: Troubleshooting iCloud Calendar helps you.

Macbook Pro 7,1 (mid 2010?) boot with 6GB mem, but not with 8GB

Hello,
I bought a Macbook Pro 13" equipped with 4GB RAM at Apple Store on Oct-2010, and it says it's Macbook Pro 7,1 in profiler.
I tried to upgrade the RAM from 2GBx2 to 4GBx2, but the MBP freezed in boot sequence with 8GB RAM.
After some tests, including swap and change the combination of memory modules, I found my MBP can boot with 2+4GB configuration, but not with 4+4GB.
Does anyone know similar issue on the latest MBP 13"?

This is a memory speed problem - check here: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=13154160#13154160
When using 2+4 gb, memory speed is choosen, based on the slowest dimm - the 2gb one (1066mHz), when using single/double 4gb - speed is 1333mHz).
You can see the memory speed in diagnostic mode. I'm trying some stuff, if I succeed, I'll post my way.
ps. Changing 4gb memory sodimms to 1066mHz will solve your problem. Or if apple fixes the efi to downclock the 1333mhz ones (which btw every pc can do from the bios).

MBP 15" (late 2008) new Hard drive issues in 10.6.8 but not in 10.8.5

I have a 15" Macbook Pro (Late 2008) with an up to date EFI firmware (ver 2.8).
When I went to replace the hard drive (Hitachi 320GB hard wired at 1.5Gb/s) with a new hard drive (Seagate 1TB SSHD).
This new HD runs at 3gb/s or 6gb/s and my MBP which will only do 3GB/s (link speed) DOES select this speed.
Now I've read over 1000 posts (no, really) about this topic of SATA drives in older MBP's but problem is a bit more nuanced.
I partitioned the new HD as follows (disk1-250GB, disk2-250GB, disk3-500GB). I have to do this because I run two versions of OSX.
I run OSX 10.6.8 for mobile audio recording and some post-production video editing and my software runs GREAT in Snow leopard.
Of course, there are some good reasons to have a newer OSX and so I put 10.8.5 on disk2.
On my old HD I had two partitions (disk1-150GB, disk2-170GB) and then used disk utility to copy the old drive to the new.
Here's where my problem is more nuanced. The new drive works AWESOME when running 10.8.5 at 3GB/s.
In 10.6.8, however, I get pinwheels, beachballs, hiccups, etc when running the hard drive at 3Gb/s.
I'll play an aif audio file in Quicktime player and it will stop producing audio, BUT it keeps track of the time. I swap back in my old HD and everything runs fine.
I'm planning in getting a different drive (one that works at 1.5 and 3.0GB/s) but I'd like to keep this drive as it boots up 10.8.5 FAST! In about 15 secs or so. OR, I could just swap out hard drives when I need to use 10.6.8 (which is really easy on my MBP but not preferable) and dedicate the old one for 10.6.8 only.
QUESTION:::::
Does anyone have any idea why the same physical HD would work fine in 10.8.5 but have constant (every 15-20secs) read/write errors in 10.6.8??
The fact that it works great in 10.8.5 has me a bit puzzled of whether or not there's an inherent hardware incompatibility.
Sorry for the long post, just trying to give as much info as possible.

Melophage-
I did try booting from the external SATA enclosure and all was fine; no hiccups. I used disk utility to restore my Snow Leopard partition to a newly purchased HD; a Western Digital 1TB(Mainstream) drive that operates at 1.5 or 3.0 GB/s. I noticed it's power requirement is about 3/4 of the factory drive which is also good.
Amazingly this drive actually works with a link speed of 3GB/s with 10.6.8. And no pinwheels/beachballs.
Possible Conclusions:
My MBP SATA onboard controller is OK with a HD that's 1.5/3.0 GB/s but NOT quite OK with 3.0/6.0GB/s. Although both drives had a link speed of 3.0Gb/s, only the newly purchased "slower" drive worked flawlessly. I'm fine with this being that my Apple factory drive was hard wired at 1.5Gb/sec and its speed was adequate for the audio/video recording I do in 10.6.8. Hopefully it works fine with 10.8.5. Still restoring that partition to the Western Digital drive.
In the end, I have a HD with over 3X the capacity as before and a link speed of 3GB/s.
I may not have the 15sec boot-up time as I did with the hybrid drive, but I won't miss it.

ICal sync from iPhone 3G no longer works with both MacBooks?

Hi Group:
I've got an iPhone 3G, a previous gen MBP and a white MB, all running the latest software updates. For the past several months I have been able to enter iCal events on my MBP, sync to the iPhone using iTunes, and then sync the iPhone to the MB. For some reason I can't guess, that no longer works, and iCal events are not being transferred from the iPhone to my MB iCal app. Did this happen with the iPhone 3.0 software update (the timing seems about right)? I called Apple Care last night and they said only a .Me account would return that functionality, but denied this had anything to do with the iPhone 3.0 update. In fact, the rep said it never should have worked in the first place.
FWIW, here's the error messasge iTunes generates:
"iTunes could not sync calendar events to the iPhone because an error occurred while sending data from the iPhone."
That's the exact wording, and it doesn't really make perfect sense, either. So, is there a workaround for this, or a third-party app, perhaps? Did Apple make this change just to sell more .Me accounts? Finally, is there maybe an automated way to sync the iCal events between the MBP and MB across my Time Capsule network? Thanks in advance for any ideas.
Dean

****, that was a brilliant solution. To be clear, what was happening is that I could no longer sync calendars from the iPhone to the MB, but never lost that ability on the MBP. I would not have guessed your solution, as I've never even opened the iSync app, and had no idea it was in any way involved. Thanks, and I wonder if there's some way Apple could add this solution to their database for the Apple Care reps?

Triangulating iCal sync from iPhone to OS 10.6.8 MacBook (no iCloud)

If I sync my iPhone calendar to iCloud, then connect my iPhone to Macbook (OS 10.6.8) via USB, why don't the calendars sync? That is, why wouldn't the calendar data on my iPhone "upload" to my MacBook via USB?

Grant,
Let us know if iCloud: Troubleshooting iCloud Calendar helps you.

ICal Syncs From Exchange, but not To Exchange -- funky Console error.

I'm the IT guy troubleshooting a user's MacBook Pro 15" (not unibody) with Snow Leopard. The Mac users in my company have been having near-constant trouble with their email and calendars almost since the day they switched, first with Exchange 2003/Entourage and now with Exchange 2007/Snow Leopard (guess how I feel about those "Enterprise Ready" ads!) -- random show-stopping issues like this have plagued them and I delete and resync something almost weekly. (By comparison, the hundreds of Outlook users on my server have never needed to delete and resync. Blackberry users occasionally, iPhone/WinMo users almost never.)
Calendar items in iCal don't get synced up to my Exchange 2007 server, however creating an item in Outlook Web Access (i.e. directly on the server) get synced down to iCal just fine. I've tried refreshing, etc.
In Console, there are repeated error messages saying "save failed" ... "Items cannot be deleted from alarms." Unfortunately it seems I'm the first person known to Google to have this error (yay!) hence the post here. Your advice in resolving the issue is appreciated because I'd rather not wipe his iCal and resync from Exchange, given that an unknown number of appointments haven't yet synced up to the server and thus data would be lost.
Below is the full error message from Console, which repeats once every minute. The only differences between errors are the UserInfo which appears to increment. The appointment in question, "Call Adam Hird" from 9:00 to 9:15 on 11/19/09, looks fine in iCal except that it appears to have been renamed "Call with Adam Hird" with a location (a 10-digit phone number with hyphens) added (which iCal might not like, since the appointment name is just followed by a long dash "--" and nothing. Removing this doesn't appear to solve anything.) and the time changed to 9:00-9:30. It doesn't appear to fix itself when I change its time to 10:00 (again I don't want to delete anything since that might "fix" the problem without actually solving it.)
11/20/09 10:34:45 AM iCal[45688] save failed: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=1600 UserInfo=0x105b79590 "Items cannot be deleted from alarms." {
NSLocalizedDescription = "Items cannot be deleted from alarms.";
NSValidationErrorKey = alarms;
NSValidationErrorObject = "<CalManagedEvent: 0x11648ac00> (entity: Event; id: 0x116bb9f60 <x-coredata://A9655919-B156-400F-A34C-EF02353540AF/Event/p4310> ; data: {\n alarms = (\n \"0x1167ea520 <x-coredata://A9655919-B156-400F-A34C-EF02353540AF/Alarm/p615>\"\n );\n attachments = (\n );\n attendeeComments = (\n );\n attendees = (\n );\n calendar = nil;\n calendarServerAccess = nil;\n changeKey = \"DwAAABYAAADEcN5FDQgWT5LycXCBLbcoAAETZn/9\";\n classification = 0;\n creationDate = nil;\n dateStamp = \"2009-11-19 08:06:16 -0700\";\n deleteSyncRecord = 0;\n dontSchedule = 0;\n dropBoxFreeBytes = nil;\n dropBoxLocation = nil;\n endDate = \"2009-11-19 09:15:00 -0700\";\n hasAlarm = 1;\n hasAttachment = 0;\n hasAttendee = 0;\n hasDropBox = 0;\n hasRecurrenceException = 0;\n isAllDay = 0;\n isDetached = 0;\n isInvitationDirty = 1;\n isInvitationSent = 0;\n isMyResponseDirty = 0;\n isPhantom = 0;\n isRSVPNeeded = 0;\n itemID = AQMkADcwMjFkMGM4LTZlYmMtNDM3Mi04OWYwLTM4ZDRjZDQzZD;\n localUID = \"local_74189D19-882A-4BE1-BC99-86D1E796245B\";\n location = nil;\n masterException = nil;\n messages = (\n );\n needsReply = 0;\n needsServerConfirmation = 0;\n notes = nil;\n omitSyncRecord = 0;\n organizerAddress = nil;\n organizerAddressString = nil;\n organizerCommonName = nil;\n permission = 3;\n privateComment = nil;\n recurrenceEndDate = nil;\n recurrenceExceptions = (\n );\n recurrenceRule = nil;\n sequence = 0;\n sharedUID = \"C33E682B-8DB1-436B-98B2-11F69E069E69\";\n startDate = \"2009-11-19 09:00:00 -0700\";\n status = 0;\n timeZone = \"US/Mountain\";\n title = \"Call Adam Hird\";\n transparency = 0;\n url = nil;\n urlString = nil;\n})";
NSValidationErrorValue = "Relationship objects for {(\n <CalManagedAlarm: 0x1039b3890> (entity: Alarm; id: 0x1167ea520 <x-coredata://A9655919-B156-400F-A34C-EF02353540AF/Alarm/p615> ; data: <fault>)\n)} on (<NSRelationshipDescription: 0x114aaad40>), name alarms, isOptional 1, isTransient 0, entity Event, renamingIdentifier alarms, validation predicates (\n), warnings (\n), versionHashModifier (null), destination entity Alarm, inverseRelationship item, minCount 0, maxCount 0";
}

Despite my reservations, the user needed his calendar to sync ASAP, so I deleted the Adam Hird appointment. Then I thought "might be a good idea to back it up so I can help Apple Discussions troubleshoot!" so I pressed Cmd+Z to undo the deletion. Apparently this unstuck the clog-- the test appointments that weren't syncing up to Exchange deleted themselves (oops) and the Adam Hird appointment reverted back to its Exchange state (9:00-9:15, no location). Further tests show that syncing now works fine with no Console errors.
Any ideas? Consider this a bug report, I guess...

ICal Sync from iPod fails

I have an iPod Touch 32 GB using OS 6.1.2
and I want to synch it with my desktop 3.06 GHz IntelCore 2 Duo OS 10.6.8.
When I make changes in the iCal v. 4.0.4 on the desktop computer they will sync onto the iPod touch.
But changes I make in the Ipod are not applying to the iCal in the desktop when I run sync.
Can someone help me?
I do have the iPod set to synch using wifi.
In settings I have Sync Calendars checked
All calendars checked
do not synch older than 30 days checked
I do not use iCloud.
Thanks!
MarshHK

In OSX 10.4 sync your calendar is done from iTunes from anything I have read once you start using iTunes to sync your contacts and calendars you won't be able to use iSync to synchronize with your iPod.: Mac OS X 10.4: Use iTunes 4.8 or later for iPod syncing

ICal syncing from desktop to iPhone and iPad is a nightmare

I have a mid-2011 MBA running Mountain Lion, an iPhone 5C, and an iPad 2.
I use the Lightning add-on for Thunderbird for a calendar, but it is buggy. I really want to go back to iCal so I can have my calendar on my phone and on my iPad, but syncing is a nightmare. I cannot find any plain language information on the rationale behind why syncing works the way it does so that I can figure out how to make it work correctly.
What I want:
iCal desktop to be my primary calendar and to sync all updates to my iPad and iPhone. If I add an update on my iPad or iPhone, I want it to show up on iCal the next time I connect my device to the computer.
What actually happens:
iCal desktop is the secondary calendar. Anything that happens on the iPad and iPhone is more important. If I add an iCal event on the desktop app while I am connected to my iPhone and iPad, the events I create disappear because they do not exist on the iPad and iPhone. If I create them when the devices are not connected, when I do connect I either lose the events or they get triplicated.
I do not use iCloud to sync, only iTunes by checking 'sync calendars.' I have given up on ever making iCloud syncing work for anything. Last time I tried it, it just deleted all my books, music, movies, etc. (thank goodness for Time Machine backups) and quadrupled all my calendar events...
Can someone please take pity on me and explain how to make syncing

Can't edit posts for some reason and my post got truncated.
"... to make syncing work between my Apple devices. I am a savvy computer user and that this boggles me frankly boggles me."
Thank you.

I spilled tea on macbook pro and got it repaired at apple authorised service centre but not convinced about there way?

recently i spilled tea on my macbook pro screen but key were safe as it was covered with key guard,some tea trickeled down from screen to the dividing portion,imediatly i switched it off and left it for long period of time and then restarted it everything was fine only it was not getting charged the green ligh was only there, i took it to authorised apple service centre (very far) they examined it and told that everything seems to be ok..but they asked for some time to find some internal damage..i left the machine there and came back..i haven't received any call from them for two days when i asked them they told they need to change the charging port i agreed ..again no call from them..i just made a call again this time they told that charging port was unable to fix the problem..they told the the logic board has to be replaced..since it was costly and i bought the machine 5 month back ...so i made my mind to buy new one ..again i made a call (everytime i called them) they told me they have a logic board of some customer who broke his led panel and need to sell his logic board.they offered me if i want i can buy that..it will cost 35000(more than 50% than orignal machine) , i told them it will cover the warrenty or not they confirmed me "yes". i told them to change it since i was out of station ,it was not possible for me to go there so it was all done on phone. please help me i collected my macbook pro with lot of doubt in my mind..
1.Is that logic board will cover the warrenty and how can i make out is they changed it or just done nothing
2.what controll apple has on its service centre
3.when i asked them if something goes wrong and i will have to take it to any other service centre what to do,they suggested not to mention about logic board changing issue
4. is orignal logic board has some item no or something so that i can find out, i feel ,may be wrong that hey must have cheated me..and the charging port must have resolved the problem
Please help..and sorry for my language error,

vishnuanand wrote:
this is the one mentioned on my macbook invoice and on its body,this is pic of "about this mac" and now please help me to find where to
this compare it
So The Serial Number W80201QNATN is from your original invoice when you first bought the MBP. The same serial number is on the body of the MBP. The same serial number shows up in System Profiler when you start the MBP.
That all matches with the information given from one of the links I posted earlier. It fits your MBP perfectly:
Serial number: W80201QNATN
Name: MacBook Pro (Mid 2010 13 inch)
Group1: MacBook
Group2: Pro
Generation: 71
ModelCode:
Machine Model: MacBookPro7,1
Model introduced: 2010
Production year: 2010
Production week: 20 (May)
Production number: 1994 (within this week)
introduced test: 2010 (0) 1
introduced test: GOED
CPU speed: 2.66GHz
Family name: Become a pro user to see this information. (sorry)
Screen size: 13 inch
Screen resolution: 1280x800 pixels
Colour: Aluminium
Factory: W8 (Shanghai China)
Now this is a serial number you provided earlier: 34031968Atm Where does this come from?

HT2513 Ical sync with iPad limited to 2 years in the future

Ical sync from Mac to iPad only appears to work for events up to 2 years in the future. After two years from current date no events show up on iPad. Can you increase this to sync events three years into the future?

Hi,
Are you following these instructions (I have not done this):
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/calendar/yahoocalendar/sync/sync-03.html
Only the CalDAV calendar created with this process should sync.
Best wishes
John M

ICal syncs FROM Macbook Pro 2008 10.6.8 TO iPad 5.1.1. but not from iPad to Macbook

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for