did—if necessary via a faster (preferably wired) connection, if possible. ReplyĪFAIK, you have to let it download at least the Essential Content, but if you at some point told it to download the full library then your best bet is to just let it finish, as the O.P. If you find that you're unable to cancel the current in-progress download, or a second try also goes that slowly, it might be best to just bite the bullet and just call Apple support directly—if you can get through to an upper-level tech, they're usually quite knowledgable and helpful.ītw—the drum kits are among the largest sounds. The "essential content" download should take only a few minutes (maybe 5-10 minutes?) via a typical high-speed connection—AFAIK the entire content should be around 25GB or so.?. Keep in mind that GarageBand needs at least the first 2GB of sounds ("essential content") to run.
To start up in Safe Mode you boot the Mac while holding down Shift if that works then you can restart normally (without Shift) and try again.
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He told me how to stop the repeated and repeated download attempt: start the Mac in the Safe Mode and then start over again. (Quote) My biggest success in this story was to find the phone number of the Apple support service and I was really surprised to have somebody on the line within short.
I did find this suggestion on an Apple forum, regarding downloading the (same) library content in Logic: (I'm sure there must be some kind of Terminal command but I've no idea what that might be.) The only suggestion that people claimed to have worked was shutting off WiFi, but you tried that. AFAICT there's no (simple) way to cancel this download.
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