With the release of macOS High Sierra, the guys in Cupertino decided it was time to start removing features from iTunes. The one that attracted the most attention, due to the damage it caused to many iPhone and iPad users, was removing access to the Apple app store.
This decision is motivated so that users begin to use the new Apple Store that came from the hand of iOS 11, but it represents a serious problem for all those users who want to keep their applications on the Mac, in case they are withdrawn from the store. But despite that, the application to manage our mobile devices, iTunes still leaves a lot to be desired.
Although many Mac users do not dedicate themselves to installing one or the other application to test them, many do, which causes our Mac to start working erratically over time and present operational problems. iTunes is usually one of the applications that are always affected by these types of problems. If you are having problems with iTines when downloading content that you have previously purchased, be it music, movies or any other type of content, then We show you how we can solve this operating problem.
This problem occurs when the application "assumes" that we have internet connection problems, so once we have ruled out this problem, opening the browser with any web page, we have restarted our Mac and we have verified that the firewall is not a problem, the only solution that remains is the following:
- We open iTunes
- We head to the tab Account in the top menu bar.
- Now click on Check for available updates and we introduce the account of our password.
This process should fix any problems with content downloads that we have previously purchased from iTunes, and all content pending download will begin to download.