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I'm on a 2017 MacBook Pro running Sierra. I want to upgrade to Mojave, can't go any further with the software I need to run. Anyway when I try to download Mojave from the Mac App store it gives an alert saying that "This copy of the Install macOS Mojave.app application is damaged, and can't be used to install macOS." Anybody know why I can't download it? Is there another source to download Mojave?
MacBook Pro
Thanks Macjack, I should have been clearer.
I have not downloaded it from the App Store since it is no longer listed. I have now learnt that even if I can download it, I cannot install it on my ageing iMac.
Now I have to find a way of downgrading Pages on my laptop so that I can use the same documents on both machines...
It happens...
Delete the Mojave Installer from the Application folder, restart your Mac and try downloading again.
My problem is finding the installer in the first place –– it is no longer listed in the App Store and I cannot find a way to access it. Any ideas?
Look in your Applications folder for "Install Mac OS Mojave" if it's not there then check in Downloads folder.
Thanks Wilddrums
Problem is, my iMac is the 2011 model with AMD6XXX graphics card, so even if I could download and install it, the performance would be too bad to warrant the trouble.
Downloading and Installing Mojave
