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Hi, Got a problem because I should update my old iMac (mid 2010) to High Sierra 10.13.0 (?) and I can't find it anywhere! I tried to update it straight to 10.13.3 but the computer says that I should get 10.13 first (ha-ha! :/ ) ...my new printer doesn't want to work without 10.13. sooo, pretty nice situation. Any hints?
Otherwise my iMac is working just fine :D
Thank You Neil, but I already tried that one. When I try to "open" it, it says ≈ "This copy of install MacOS Sierra is damaged and cannot be used". My problem is, that according to compatibility I should be able to upgrade my iMac to 10.13. ( => iMac (mid 2010) should be Ok with 10.13 but not anymore with 10.14.)
I was able to download the 10.13.3 version install package, but my Mac doesn't want to "jump" there (I mean open it) before it has version 10.13.
A bit strange thing is that for example in Mojave version 10.14.6 (from appstore) the small icon says "download" when for this 10.13. version it says "open"...and it claims that the copy is damaged.
Thank You Niel (and sorry I misspelled your name earlier) This worked. Didn't understand it myself that I had already saved a version of High Sierra to my computer which did not work (for some reason). Now I got it done, Thank You!
Choose Applications from the Finder's Go menu, throw the existing installer away, restart the computer, and download it again.
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Back up your data, check your applications for compatibility, click here, and then on the download link for High Sierra.
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Delete the copy of Install macOS High Sierra from the Applications folder. Then download it again while in Safe Mode.
Upgrade to high sierra 10.13 (pretty old iMac...)
