LR 5.7 classic

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November 14, 2020
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Hello everybody,

my wife got 5.7.1 running on a MacBook Air early 2014 runnung macOS Catalina 10.15.7

All fine and nice, but the Air will be replaced soon by one of the new Airs.

So some questions perhaps some of you is able to answer...

a) Any idea if this old version will run on BigSur? If not i won't update the old Air as a LR only machine.

b) If BigSur might work, anybody an idea, if it will run on the new Air as well?

c) If i would like simply to try out, i have no install dmg or anything like this anymore and i doubt, that i got some log in data, any idea if i can find them in the running system?

Thanks for your help, unfortunaltey i am not familiar at all with all this adoba thing.

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dj_paige

Legend

a) Any idea if this old version will run on BigSur? If not i won't update the old Air as a LR only machine.

LR 5.7 may run on Big Sur, or it may not. Adobe doesn't test old versions of software on new operating systems. The only way to find out is to try it yourself (which you may not want to do, you may choose to not upgrade, that would be the safer course of action as far as Lightroom is concerned).

b) If BigSur might work, anybody an idea, if it will run on the new Air as well?

Lightroom 5.7 cannot be installed on a brand new Mac. You'd have to upgrade to the current version, which is Lightroom Classic 10.0, and can only be obtained via subscription.

c) If i would like simply to try out, i have no install dmg or anything like this anymore and i doubt, that i got some log in data, any idea if i can find them in the running system?

I don't understand the question.

C

ChristiankoelnAuthor

Participant

a + b thanks

c) if you say that installing 5.7.1 on a new Mac is not possible, than c is irrelevant.

My idea was only, if it is possible, to find a legal download for 5.7.1 and then install it on the new air, or if i probably can simply copy and paste the adobe folder from the old to the new one or any other solution for that

sorry, not native english speaking

JP Hess

Inspiring

I don't know if Lightroom 5.7.1 is a 64-bit application, but I'm sure that the installer is 32-bit. Consequently, it will be impossible to install it on the new computer. Lightroom 5.7.1 is no longer supported in any way by Adobe. You are going to have to keep the old computer the way it is if you want to keep using antiquated software.