Hi,
Today I have been auto-updated to a version of LogMeIn Pro that now renders the application unusable. On reading the minimum system requirements it states OSX 10.12. I am maxed out on this machine at 10.11, so there is the reason.
Is there any way of taking a backwards step to a legacy version?
I would have liked to ask this via the trouble ticket process but that appears to be broken.
Any pointers are gratefully received.
Many Thanks
Dave
You must provide legacy version of the client app. I have over 30 employees that as of today will begin working from home due to coronavirus. Mac laptops were located overnight and all are Mac OS 10.11
I apologize for the frustrations. While it is possible to keep an older Mac system such as 10.11 available as a Host computer, the LogMeIn desktop application has no way to revert back to an older version.
SAME! Please share the last version so we can downgrade.
Same issue for me.
Logmein Client Version: 4.1.7343 (4.1.0.7343) keeps crashing (SIG ABORT)
because of my Mac being at 10.11.6 ...
Can't use it anymore ... :(
Crashed Thread: 0 TLMIApplicationMain Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Exception Note: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY
Application Specific Information:
abort() called
application requires at least OS X version 10.12.0 (10.12), but is being run on 10.11.6 ( 10.11.6/15G22010), and so is exiting
Same problem here.
Please help.
