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JustinTheAppleNewbie

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Hi, I've bought a M1 MBP but when i started League of legends on it, it didn't ask me to install Rosetta 2, why is this?
Is there a way i can check if i already have it downloaded? or any way i can download it manually?

Thanks!
 

Yebubbleman

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May 20, 2010
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Hi, I've bought a M1 MBP but when i started League of legends on it, it didn't ask me to install Rosetta 2, why is this?
Is there a way i can check if i already have it downloaded? or any way i can download it manually?

Thanks!
Either because League of Legends is Apple Silicon native already or because you installed it previously via some other Intel Mac application. I'd guess the latter.

But once it's installed, you ought to not need to install it again.
 

JustinTheAppleNewbie

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Dec 11, 2020
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Either because League of Legends is Apple Silicon native already or because you installed it previously via some other Intel Mac application. I'd guess the latter.

But once it's installed, you ought to not need to install it again.
Is there a way i can check if its already downloaded?
 

JustinTheAppleNewbie

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Dec 11, 2020
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Yeah. Run an app that is obviously not Apple Silicon native. If it launches, you already have it downloaded and installed and have nothing more to worry about. If it doesn't launch, you will be prompted to download and install it.
Aa, ok. Thanks! kinda new to mac?
 

Nozuka

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Was kinda weird for me. When i downloaded apps from the app store, it did not ask me to install Rosetta 2. The Apps just wouldn't launch. Only when i downloaded an app from the internet and tried to install that, it asked me to install Rosetta 2. And afterwards the other apps worked too.
 

The Cockney Rebel

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Nov 16, 2018
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I was promoted to install Rosetta 2, when trying to launch Xcode for the first time.

However, the dialogue window wouldn't allow me to press the install button. In fact, wherever I clicked on the dialogue window, it produced the error sound.

I had to use the terminal command.
 
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