I took this screenshot - is it the iPhoto Library in the Pictures folder? It just looks like a blank piece of paper.

I will let you know if this is resolved when I contact App Store support. They're the only ones who can sort out account issues. There's a link on the right hand side of the App Store Window. I think I need to do what Terence Devlin has suggested which is - Contact App Store support. I get this message from the App Store - This update is not available for this Apple ID either because it was bought by a different user or the item was refunded or cancelled. My version of iPhoto in the dock and in the Applications folder has a white & grey circle with a line through it

When I bought my computer (new) iPhoto was already on it, so I assumed by creating a new account everything would be okay and all existing Apps would be compatible.

HOWEVER In my App Store updates list, at the top of the list, is one update: “OS X El Capitan Update Public Beta 10.11.1” Obviously I am now BEYOND the beta testing.When I went to the App Store to download Yosemite it didn't recognise my Apple ID (I probably had either part of the ID or password wrong) so I created a new account. I’m now running the public release version of OS X El Capitan, Version 10.11. However, still after the update too many people have been experiencing quite a lot of issues and bugs with the iPhoto app. My problem is that I did the public beta test of El Capitan. If you are planning to install Yosemite OS X, then you have to update your iPhoto to 9.5.1 version to work with the latest Mac operating system. If you still have problems you could try deleting the email account in preferences, and then creating a new account with the. The update to El Capitan, OS X 10.11.1, includes a fix for this issue. How can I upgrade so that I can get to my photo library? - Answered by a verified Mac Support Specialist. I just upgraded to El Capitan and I cannot use iPhoto. As of OS X El Capitan, only the latest version of iPhoto still operates because iPhoto has been removed from the Mac App Store, customers who upgraded to El Capitan without first obtaining the latest version of iPhoto were locked out of iPhoto without warning, pushing them to use Photos. Recover lost or deleted photos from iPhoto library after upgrading to EL Capitan in Mac Jazz JanuMac 4 Comments The new features launched by Apple’s El Capitan OS are definitely attractive with a free upgrade.

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