I am hoping someone out there reading this can help me. If not, to return your original library quit Photos, then open Photos while pressing the Option key and then select the library and click the “Choose Library” button.Test to see if you can open this new library. Keep holding the key until you see the “Choose Library” window.While holding the key, open Photos on your Mac.On your keyboard, press and hold the Option key.Let’s create a new library to see if this fixes the problem.
Restart your Mac normally (do not press the Shift key).Keep holding the Shift key until you see the login window.Turn on your Mac and immediately press and hold the Shift key.Safe Mode clears caches and repairs disks and may fix your issue. If you are using macOS High Sierra or earlier: Open the App Store and click Updates.If you want to turn on automatic updates, check the “automatically keep my Mac up to date” box. And there is an update available click the Update Now button. If you are using macOS Mojave or later: Click System Preferences and Software Update.You can install updates automatically or manually. Updating macOS will also update the Photos app because Photos is an integral part of macOS. Update your Mac, as this may resolve your problem. Your Pictures folder contains your photo library. You can use a third-party service or app.There are several options you can try to backup: Important: You may want to back up your photo library before you do anything.
SEARCH FOR PHOTOS ON MAC FOR MAC
Photos for Mac lets you manage your photos and videos on your computer.
Furthermore, after trying each step below, try to open Photos on your Mac again to see if you’ve fixed your issue. If you are having this problem, please try the steps below in order. This problem will prevent you from viewing, editing, or sharing your photos on your Mac. Sometimes, this message may say “Photos cannot find the System Photo Library named “Photos Library.photoslibrary”.
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