Keep on clicking, for me Appstore just kept looking for an update, like there was some connection problem. Then no update, then it popped up.
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Apple Releases macOS Sierra 10.12.5 With Headphones Audio Fix and Enhanced Mac App Store Compatibility
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Keep on clicking, for me Appstore just kept looking for an update, like there was some connection problem. Then no update, then it popped up.
Phew. Three years of support is not the best, but it sure beats two, especially in production/business/non-consumer/non-prosumer environments.
I think I might wait on this until the verdict is out
nTB + 10.12.4 has been working well, thus far
nTB + 10.12.4 has been working well, thus far
Yea, these "don't look like much" updates may seem "meh" until you see Apple is continually trying to patch the holes by which hackers can gain access/control or spy on us. NSA excluded of course
When google stop being complete arses and restore the functionality youtube had previously.
When I installed Sierra on my late 2012 iMac, i turned on the feature to tie my user account to my iCloud account. As a side effect of this, I had to login into my account via my iCloud password.
After installing this update, a system dialog tells me to update my password because I can no longer have a user account with the same password as my iCloud password.
I'm confused why this happened.
After installing this update, a system dialog tells me to update my password because I can no longer have a user account with the same password as my iCloud password.
I'm confused why this happened.
With the update I am now greeted with a black screen at startup on a firmware modded Mac Pro 4,1 w/ RX460. Unplugging and replugging the display cable brings the display back. Will need to do some experimenting.
Retina Macbook 12" and Retina Macbook Pro 15" updated without issue.
Retina Macbook 12" and Retina Macbook Pro 15" updated without issue.
And seeing how often and how much is needed to be patched every time... OS security must be very complex. That's clear.Yea, these "don't look like much" updates may seem "meh" until you see Apple is continually trying to patch the holes by which hackers can gain access/control or spy on us. NSA excluded of course
Just my own feelings. I don't often come to this subforum. This thread was initiated in the macOS 10.12 subforum:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-10-12-5-is-out.2045804/
And then closed by the mods??????
I wouldn't have known it was out if it wasn't for that thread.
I'm downloading the Combo update now, but have to wait to installation until the Nvidia Web Driver is released.
Lou
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-10-12-5-is-out.2045804/
And then closed by the mods??????
I wouldn't have known it was out if it wasn't for that thread.
I'm downloading the Combo update now, but have to wait to installation until the Nvidia Web Driver is released.
Lou
It's been known for months that APFS will be introduced in 10.13. With that said, I'd keep away from it for awhile. New filesystems are dangerous, especially as the boot partition.
Does anyone have direct download links for the various other updates that are usually released, such as Safari 10.1.1 and Security Update 2017-002, for both Yosemite and El Capitan?Updates for El Capitan are also available:
iTunes 12.6.1, Mac App Store Update for El Capitan, Safari 10.1.1 and Security Update 2017-002.
My relatively new MacBook Pro (with new keyboard) update says "Installing Software Update: About 25 minutes" for a very long time. At least > 30 minutes. Any body else see this?
https://support.apple.com/downloads/
Use the search bar but not for Safari. Safari is considered part of the operating system now ands the only way you can update it is from the App Store. Safari 10.1.1 is not available as a standalone download.
Thanks, and I found the Security Updates using the search function, which was right in front of me all the time
Still not showing any updates from app store. Opening iTunes says download new update, when I go to the app store, it says no updates. Is this normal, or is there a problem with my iMac?
Thanks, Jerry
Swell. Installed the update on Yosemite and got the usual repair libraries song and dance for hours. Rebooted after typing in password a gazillion times. Not even sure the update took hold.