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Someone on the iMovie forum has eventually discovered that the only way to make iMovie work is to create a new user account.
I know that this is a known cure for certain problems but why does it work and is there any way to enable their own normal account?
A common problem for software is conflicts with other software. Quite a lot of software, especially plugin type software, install code files in the user library. By making a new user you’re eliminating these possible conflicts that are effecting a user.
A common problem for software is conflicts with other software. Quite a lot of software, especially plugin type software, install code files in the user library. By making a new user you’re eliminating these possible conflicts that are effecting a user.
That can be very tricky, which is why the new user is a quick and easy test. EtreCheck is usually a good start as long has you have someone who knows how to read it and what to look for, which is not me.
Thanks Tom I will pass the message on.
Is there any way to get the original user account working other than by doing a clean install of the OS?
Why does creating a new User Account sometimes enable FCP and iMovie to work?
