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JTsNotes
JTsNotes Member Posts: 6 Member
edited March 25 in Native Access

I have an older MAC, High Sierra 10.16.6 and haven't logged into Native Access in years. When I did I received a message about needing to upgrade. I attempted to upgrade, but received a message that my system was too old. Tried to find a way around it, no luck. Any suggestions, besides buying a new Mac. Can't get to various upgrades for my products

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  • maniacintosh81
    maniacintosh81 Member Posts: 946 Expert
    edited March 25 Answer ✓

    Native Access Legacy InstallersLatest version of Native Access for High Sierra is 1.10.0. You can find it on:

    https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000407909-Native-Access-Legacy-Installers-for-Older-Operating-Systems

    Won‘t install the newest versions of many products - but most current versions won‘t be supported on High Sierra anyway.

    Native Access 1 won‘t be around forever. You should look for a newer Mac supporting newer versions of macOS soon.

  • Vocalpoint
    Vocalpoint Member Posts: 4,042 Expert
    edited March 26 Answer ✓
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/218269#Comment_218269

    If you intend to stick with this old machine - get all your product fully working and then do not change anything. Like ever. That means staying far away from Native Access as well.

    A day will come very soon where you will not be able to install/reinstall anything. So any unnecessary messing around may put you in a spot where you won’t be able to activate your stuff.

    Then you may have no choice but to buy an expensive new computer - which may or may not be a good thing.

    VP

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  • maniacintosh81
    maniacintosh81 Member Posts: 946 Expert
    edited March 25 Answer ✓

    Native Access Legacy InstallersLatest version of Native Access for High Sierra is 1.10.0. You can find it on:

    https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000407909-Native-Access-Legacy-Installers-for-Older-Operating-Systems

    Won‘t install the newest versions of many products - but most current versions won‘t be supported on High Sierra anyway.

    Native Access 1 won‘t be around forever. You should look for a newer Mac supporting newer versions of macOS soon.

  • JTsNotes
    JTsNotes Member Posts: 6 Member

    Thanks. My High Sierra was a 10.13, so I downloaded the legacy installer 1.14.1. I finally got it to work & was able to open NI Access & see all that was waiting there. As I said it had been years. Updates to Komplete Kontakt, Kontakt player, a couple of the Session Guitar instruments. Maschine 2 Essentials. A few new installs. So glad I was finally able to get in there.

  • Vocalpoint
    Vocalpoint Member Posts: 4,042 Expert
    edited March 25
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/218241#Comment_218241

    Just make sure you lock that machine down tight in the coming months.

    Native Access v1 will be put on permanent vacation sometime in 2025 and will no longer be serviceable.

    VP

  • JTsNotes
    JTsNotes Member Posts: 6 Member

    "lock that machine down tight", what do you mean?

  • Vocalpoint
    Vocalpoint Member Posts: 4,042 Expert
    edited March 26 Answer ✓
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/218269#Comment_218269

    If you intend to stick with this old machine - get all your product fully working and then do not change anything. Like ever. That means staying far away from Native Access as well.

    A day will come very soon where you will not be able to install/reinstall anything. So any unnecessary messing around may put you in a spot where you won’t be able to activate your stuff.

    Then you may have no choice but to buy an expensive new computer - which may or may not be a good thing.

    VP

  • JTsNotes
    JTsNotes Member Posts: 6 Member

    Thanks VP & Maniacintosh, who sent the links. I will lock everything down, as the computer does everything I need. The music stuff is not a focus for me at this point. If I want to play around with Logic Pro X, I have more than enough "stuff" to play with. Have to love the internet. After this reconnections with Native Instrument, I'm getting ads from them on my social media. LOL

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