Try connecting to a different internet connection to see if the download or update starts. It will open a Finder window. Copy the contents of this folder some place safe and then delete them from their original location. Close the Mac App Store and open it again.
Try downloading apps again and they ought to work. As for the files you copied, you can delete them if you want to.
We created a back up in case something went wrong. Your email address will not be published. So I went into the App Store, found an app that I had purchased, clicked on it to install and voila! El Capitan started again. Oct 2, PM in response to sumitrawat In response to sumitrawat.
It worked for me. That's a terrible bug in AppStore. Apple, fix it! The workaround is not a solution. Oct 2, PM. Oct 2, PM in response to jbrios In response to jbrios. I have the same issue. I paused Yosemite and Captian also paused as well. Looks like I have to download both them at the same time.
That should kick start the El Capitan download. I had the exact same problem until i did this. Oct 3, AM. Question: Q: download paused and won't restart More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: Tom Benthin Tom Benthin. More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Oct 2, AM in response to Tom Benthin In response to Tom Benthin after searching about an hour i found the solution and it worked for me..
View answer in context. To display this folder. Check for paused or stalled downloads. To do so, click on the LaunchPad icon and browse through your app icons.
If you see one marked as paused, then click on it to resume downloading. It seems as if the download was started from the App Store and it was paused for some reason. There are two ways that you can get it to not say that anymore.
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