I used to own iLife, but after performing a clean install of ML, I no longer have it. Anyone know if I can get it for free elsewhere? Or do I have to buy it from the Mac App Store now? :s
If you already bought it in the app store, then you can download it free, if your Mac came with os x 10.6.x or earlier, just put Install disc on in your computer, but it might not be the same version
That's the weird thing, when I got my Mac, it came with Snow Leopard (and I can't if it was at that point or after I installed Lion, that I got all the iLife apps), but I never bought them in the app store/had them on a CD. And I didn't download it elsewhere... it was just there.
Oh well, I'll just buy them.
What kind of Mac do you have? Is it an Air by chance? The 2010 Air came with a tiny USB key with OS X and iLife on it.
Try to contact Apple first, I really do think you would have a good argument to get the software for free again.
I used to own iLife, but after performing a clean install of ML, I no longer have it. Anyone know if I can get it for free elsewhere? Or do I have to buy it from the Mac App Store now? :s
Nope, MacBook Pro! I think it was an early 2011 one... not sure though.
But it didn't come with a USB key or anything
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Yeah, I guess so. But eh, too much hassle, I can't be bothered.
It's not that expensive anyway.
But yeah, thanks for the help!
That's the weird thing, when I got my Mac, it came with Snow Leopard (and I can't if it was at that point or after I installed Lion, that I got all the iLife apps), but I never bought them in the app store/had them on a CD. And I didn't download it elsewhere... it was just there.
Oh well, I'll just buy them.
That's the weird thing, when I got my Mac, it came with Snow Leopard (and I can't if it was at that point or after I installed Lion, that I got all the iLife apps), but I never bought them in the app store/had them on a CD. And I didn't download it elsewhere... it was just there.
Oh well, I'll just buy them.
So you are saying that if I clean install Mountain Lion I will lose iLife from my apple account ?
That's what happened to me, at least.
And idk, my Mac didn't come with any iLife disk or anything like that...
And it was a brand new Mac, not used or anything, and it had iLife apps installed on it already.
Look again. It should've also came with an 'OS X Install Disk' and an 'Applications Install Disk' - which will contain all of the iLife applications and iWeb & iDVD, etc...
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That's the weird thing, when I got my Mac, it came with Snow Leopard (and I can't if it was at that point or after I installed Lion, that I got all the iLife apps), but I never bought them in the app store/had them on a CD. And I didn't download it elsewhere... it was just there.
Oh well, I'll just buy them.