Timeout on Mountain Lion update in the App Store

Has anyone come across this? I upgraded three of my Macs to Mountain Lion successfully and downloaded and installed the HP Printer update from the App Store. When I came to do the same on my brand new MacBook Air yesterday I kept on getting timeouts in the App Store, just for the update pack. Anyone have the same issue?

They usually remove the previous version. If you need to purchase it, contact the App Store.

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When is mountain lion coming to the app store.

When is mountain lion coming to the app store?I've searched the app store and apparently it doesn't exist.
The add says coming in july.It's July.

Or today, for some of us....

Mountain Lion OS from the App Store

I purchased mountain lion os from the app store for my laptop but also want to upgrade my imac from lion to mountain lion. When I went to the mountain lion app to purchase it again for my desktop it did not give me the option to buy only to download. I thought we would have to purchases two copies of the OS for each device, is that incorrect?
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The Terms of Use for Mac App Store software is that you may install it on as many Macs as you own or have in your control. That includes OS X.

Why cant i find Mountain Lion download in the APP store?

why cant i find Mountain Lion download in the APP store?

They usually remove the previous version. If you need to purchase it, contact the App Store.

I updated the new version of OSX Mountain Lion and now the app store won't open. I keep getting an error message from it. any advice?

I got the notification that i needed to update the software and when i did and it finished, the app store stopped opening. it keeps sending me an error message. does anyone know what to do? thanks

MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer) is required. You've not indicated which one you have. If yours is one of these, then http://www.apple.com/support/mac/app-store/contact/
27" i7 iMac (Mid 2011) refurb, OS X Yo (10.10), Mavs, ML & SL, G4 450 MP w/10.5 & 9.2.2

I am running Mountain Lion Server, and the App Store indicates an upgrade to Server.App version 2.2.5. When I try to upgrade it will not install. Is that because OSX8 is no longer supported; and if so, is there an alternate source for this upgrade if

Mountain Lion Server.app no longer supported?

Probably a long shot, but try resetting the App Store and Clearing Cookies.
Reset Learned from Old Toad
Resume Interrupted Downloads
Sign in Doesn’t Appear/Accept Text
Software Update - Adjust
Software Update – Stop it From bugging you
App Store support. There is troubleshooting and a contact link.
Support

HT1338 installing Mt. lion update from the app store, FROZE

Got an update notice from the Apps Store for Mt. Lion update and a canon printer update. Clicked "Update" and everything was normal till a popup to "close Safari to continue the installation." I closed Safari but the popup did not go away. The update bar says " running package scripts" but nothing has happened in the last hour. Tried to restart the computer but got "Your computer can NOT be restarted now because software is being installed." How do I get out of this mess ?

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
Open  > Force Quit and quit App Store. Then, restart Mountain Lion and update to the most recent version

I just downloaded Mountain Lion yesterday from the App Store and it won't install. I stopped it when it wouldn't do anything all day and now how do i restart the installation process?

Uaually when you purchase something from the app store and it has downloaded, you see an install button. I found nothing of that nature. I have a late model 2009 mac mini with plenty of memory and plenty of disk space. What am I missing?

Never mind, I see it's Mountain Lion.
Can you check in your Applications Folder to see if the installer is still there. You are confused on some things, because the installer should be giving you a DOWNLOAD text on the purchases page, not install.

I purchased Mountain Lion online from the App store but it won't download

I purchased Mountain Lion from the App Store, and after 2 days it still hasn't downloaded. The download appears to have frozen.
Has anyone else had this problem?

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
First of all, restart your Mac and resume the download. To resume the download, open App Store > Purchases, and press the Resume button next to OS X Mountain Lion.
If it doesn't work, open Finder, go to Applications folder and delete the OS X Mountain Lion installer. Then, open App Store > Purchases, and download Mountain Lion again

Mountain Lion gone from the App Store?

I originally had some disk problems with my 2010 MacBook Pro, so I erased the drive using the recovery console and went to reinstall OSX, but it says I haven't purchased Mountain Lion in the App Store! Well, I went to the App Store to buy it and can't find it?!?!?!

Yeah, I can't find it in iTunes either... It's like the Obamacare website. DOES-NOT-WORK.

I want to upgrade from Lion to Mountain Lion. Seems the app store only allows the new Maverick to be downloaded. Is there is a link to still install Mountain Lion?

I upgraded a couple weeks ago on my macbook pro, and now that Mavericks is out, it seems one can't install anything but the latest. Some of my apps aren't yet compatible and I need to wait. I have a 2009 MacPro.
Thanks, any help appreciated.

Call 800 MY APPLE and get sales support. They can work it out. It is still possible to purchase Mountain Lion, they send you various emails and links to do so. It costs $19.95.
In my case, I had purchased it for another computer, I was told if I go to purchases at the App Store, there it is, and I can download it to the one that needs it. It's that simple.

Error with Mountain Lion Download on the App Store

Hi there, I've come across an error which I've been unable to solve and have not found similar instances/references on the forums: I bought Mountain Lion and started downloading. I have several laptops, so I also started downloading on my main laptop. In the mean time, the first download was very slow and had 9 hours to go. The second laptop, started later, had 30 mins to go. I realized the first one was connected to my slower home wi fi (I have two), so I interrupted the download and tried to re-download it once I connected to the fast wi-fi. When I tried to press download again, I had an error. Next to that error, a "X" (for cancel) came up.
Then, the oddest thing happened and Mountain Lion was removed from my purchases!
After that, I went back into purchases and when I clicked "buy" it just said "You've already purchased this, click here to download". When I did that, I got this screen. Now, nothing happens. I just get stuck here.
I've installed Mountain Lion on the other laptop (the second one) and it seems to be working fine.
I looked online and there was a supposed fix: to download a Lion Combo 10.7.4. I did, but when I tried to instal it, it just said that it requires a version of Lion 10.7.3. or earlier... I have 10.7.4, so this did not work.
Any help?
Many thanks!!!

The Apple Support Communities are an international user to user technical support forum. As a man from Mexico, Spanish is my native tongue. I do not speak English very well, however, I do write in English with the aid of the Mac OS X spelling and grammar checks. I also live in a culture perhaps very very different from your own. When offering advice in the ASC, my comments are not meant to be anything more than helpful and certainly not to be taken as insults.
The X in the Purchases pane is not to cancel, it hides the purchase. Go to the Quick Links on the Featured pane, sign into your account and you will find a section where you can manage hidden apps and unhide hidden purchases.

HT1338 i have installed 10.6.8 and all of the updates but the app store won't allow me to buy mountain lion

i insalled snow leopard 10.6.8 and all updates but the app store will not allow me to purchase mountain lion.

Is your iMac from mid-2007 or newer? If not, it's too old to support Mountain Lion.
If so, do you meet all the requirements below for Mountain Lion?
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5444

With Mountain Lion Developer release, and most likely the finished release having all updates via the App store, how does ARD fit into the picture?

The following question is based on what I have seen in some early reports of the Developer version of Mountain Lion.
Since the Developer Release of Mountain Lion, and the final version also I expect, having all updates being installed via the App Store by the user, how is a administrator to keep hundreds of systems current with all updates? The App Store requires, at least in its current version, a user to log in with their Apple Account ID and password even to do no cost updates. In an Enterprise operation I expect a number, maybe the majority of users will just not bother to do the updates.
Is there some way to use ARD to handle keeping Mountain Lion systems fully updated from an ARD Admin system? Is there a backdoor for updating systems?

No one is going to be able to discuss how ARD might work with Mountain Lion since anyone running an ML system is under nondisclosure and cannot discuss it publicly. All anyone here can talk about is how ARD can (or cannot, as the case may be) be used to keep Lion systems updated.
At this point I don't see any easy option in ARD to run Mac App Store updates, but it might be possible to script that, though whether that could run in background, as OS updates can, or on a system without a user logged in I don't know. Someone else here may be able to offer insight. For enterprise-level management I think most people have more-or-less given up on ARD as their primary tool, though, and moved to one of the third-party solutions.
Regards.

I bought a Mac Book Pro retina display, Serial Number C02J2****2, on 8/11/2012. Unfortunately, I am unable to download updates from the App store.Whenever I tried to download updates, it shows me an error message, "we could not complete your request. t

I bought a Mac Book Pro retina display, Serial Number C02J*****2, on 8/11/2012. Unfortunately, I am unable to download updates from the App store.Whenever I tried to download updates, it shows me an error message, "we could not complete your request. there is an error in the App Store. Try again later (100). Your Apple ID has been disabled, contact iTune support". However,the problem still persists even after my password has been successfully reset. What is is the error in the app store? I really need help to resolve this issue.
Moreover,I also need help how to update to the mountain lion free of charge as my Mac pro is four(4) days old.
Sincerely
Asrat Kahsay
N.B. I'M not exactly sure the operating system is "Mac OS X v10.7.x". However, I do know for sure it's Mac OS X v10.7.4
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The Apple Support Communities are an international user to user technical support forum. As a man from Mexico, Spanish is my native tongue. I do not speak English very well, however, I do write in English with the aid of the Mac OS X spelling and grammar checks. I also live in a culture perhaps very very different from your own. When offering advice in the ASC, my comments are not meant to be anything more than helpful and certainly not to be taken as insults.
The OS X Mt Lion up-to-date program;
http://www.apple.com/osx/uptodate/

Timeout on Mountain Lion update in the App Store

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