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Подскажите, что делать при обнавлении ПО на makbook происходит ошибка загрузки и пишет код ошибки 103. Ничего невозможно загрузить или обновить. Подскажите пожалуйста.
Обычно причиной ошибки 103 в Mac App Store является какой-либо недокачавшийся или битый файл. Чтобы убедиться в наличии или отсутствии таковых, в Finder перейдите в папку /Библиотеки/Updates. В нормальном состоянии содержимое этой папки должно выглядеть следующим образом:
Если вы увидите внутри этой папки какие-либо подпапки с буквами и цифрами в именах — это как раз те самые недокачанные битые апдейты, блокирующие работу клиента Mac App Store. Закройте его, после чего удалите папки внутри Updates. После перезапуска Mac App Store наверняка начнёт работать нормально.
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mac app store error 103 — trying to update and get this.
can anyone please help
I am trying to update iphoto and imovie and I keep getting this message.
MacBook Air,
OS X Mountain Lion
Posted on Jul 28, 2012 2:11 AM
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Jul 28, 2012 2:31 AM in response to kisuke3
Hi I’m trying to update and it almost finishes and then crashes it saying could not update (103) i will try and get a screen shot on for you very shortly just need to start it again.
It also crashes Mac App Store so have to force quit
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Jul 28, 2012 2:28 AM in response to mgdenison
could you post a screenshot of what you are getting?so are you updating this via the mac appstore?
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Jul 28, 2012 2:31 AM in response to kisuke3
Hi I’m trying to update and it almost finishes and then crashes it saying could not update (103) i will try and get a screen shot on for you very shortly just need to start it again.
It also crashes Mac App Store so have to force quit
Jul 28, 2012 2:34 AM in response to mgdenison
Hmmm, sounds like a corrupt Mac appstore. Please post a screenshot, its easier to imagine what you are getting.
Also to isolate it even further. Boot to safe mode and perform the update there, tell me how it goes
Jul 28, 2012 10:16 AM in response to mgdenison
Make sure you have registered your iwork / ilife product with your Apple ID. Error 103 means the products not registered with your Apple ID. hope this will help you. 😉
Jul 28, 2012 10:25 AM in response to Marvin A Budiarto
Yes all of my products are registered. I tried it about an hours after posting here and I was able to successfully update both iPhoto and iMovie. There must have been a server error.
Jul 28, 2012 11:53 PM in response to mgdenison
create a new location and test using google’s DNS
https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/
sign out then sign back in the mac appstore
Jul 28, 2012 11:59 PM in response to kisuke3
You dont have to do anything. I think the Appstore ‘s Server is lagging. Leave your machine there and come back in 3 or 4 hours, everything will be fine.
Jul 30, 2012 9:07 PM in response to mgdenison
Could you try sign out and signing back in the app store
deathorize and athourize the account
restart the router as well
Jul 31, 2012 8:17 AM in response to mgdenison
Do you have another Mac?if so did it go just fine?
I suggest you try on another network.
Jul 31, 2012 6:35 PM in response to SteveScholnick
This is exactly the same error that I get when running what appears to be a Mountain Lion update (or an OS X update, at any rate). It takes a good 20+ minutes to download and install, then I get that same drop-down as the screen shot provided. I have made 3 attempts to run this update now, and it fails with the same error each time.
mac app store error 103 — trying to update and get this.
I’m running macOS Sierra 10.12.6 and have CC v4.3.0.256.
I’m trying to sync my web assets (Typekit fonts etc) to my desktop apps.
I can’t see any of my assets under the Assets tab of CC. Instead, I see a link inviting me to install an update to CC. When I click this link it shows me: «Creative Cloud update failed. Error Code 103» with a link to here: Troubleshoot errors using Creative Cloud log files . There is no error 103 listed here, nor on any of the other help pages I’ve been searching.
Screengrab here:
What’s going on here and does anyone have a clue as to how I can resolve this and sync my online assets with my desktop apps?
I have uninstalled & reinstalled CC twice now, performed a system reboot. No change in the error status.
Thanks,
James
I’m running macOS Sierra 10.12.6 and have CC v4.3.0.256.
I’m trying to sync my web assets (Typekit fonts etc) to my desktop apps.
I can’t see any of my assets under the Assets tab of CC. Instead, I see a link inviting me to install an update to CC. When I click this link it shows me: «Creative Cloud update failed. Error Code 103» with a link to here: Troubleshoot errors using Creative Cloud log files . There is no error 103 listed here, nor on any of the other help pages I’ve been searching.
Screengrab here:
What’s going on here and does anyone have a clue as to how I can resolve this and sync my online assets with my desktop apps?
I have uninstalled & reinstalled CC twice now, performed a system reboot. No change in the error status.
Thanks,
James
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I use CMPedometer queryPedometerDataFromDateget to get user’s steps from iPhone。
But some user’s iPhone give me an error:Error Domain=CMErrorDomain Code=103 «(null)», one case of that happend on iOS 11.0.2, iPhone 8 。
But some users don’t have the problem。
I set the CMPedometer to a strong property and can’t release it at all.