I followed the above steps and downloaded version 9. However, as I was testing some of the steps above, the program updated to the current version (which I believe is 1.30) and I ran into the exact problem you described. Interestingly enough, I had an older version of Kindle for PC installed on a Windows 7 圆4 system and it was working fine. Older versions of Kindle for PC can be found here: If you also see a folder named Kindle, delete that as well. What seems to have worked was to uninstall Kindle for PC and then reinstall not the latest version but an older version.Īfter a restart, Kindle for PC should not be running, so restart your computer and then uninstall Kindle for PC.Īfter uninstalling Kindle for PC, click start, type the following in the Search box, and press Enterĭelete the Kindle For PC folder. I am pissed off.This is an Amazon/Kindle problem rather than a Windows problem, but from what I've seen, Amazon tech support may not be very helpful in this situation.Īccording to this thread from last November, the then-current version of Kindle for PC exhibited the same symptoms you are reporting. Apple and Amazon have gone to far with their controlling users. I cannot afford to buy a new mac let along pay for upgrading all my apps just to run on 10.10 on my 4yr old iMac. Would you trust Apple and Amazon now? I live on SSI/SNAP due to disabilities am born with. So content I have in my Amazon account is forever locked up out of my use until I upgrade my Os and the Kindle app. And on sep.15th the app on my iMac will no longer work at all anymore.
Senior Amazon support staff explained that Apple requested Amazon force all Mac kindle users to upgrade to the 10.10 before they can use the latest Kindle app. You can check the Kindle version number by choosing "Kindle" from the menu of your app and then selecting "About Kindle." Please see our troubleshooting pages for Kindle for Mac if you have any other questions. You can easily download and install the latest version of the Kindle for Mac from our download page on Amazon.
Our latest update (version 1.11.0 or above) is still free, and includes important bug fixes that are required to continue using the app. It's time to update your Kindle for Mac app! We appreciate the time you've spent reading with our Kindle for Mac app, but you have registered a version on one of your computers that is out of date and scheduled to be retired by September 15. Would like to share an email I got from Amazon a few days ago:
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