Is the Auto Time Zone location services bug fixed ?
[doublepost=1500491874][/doublepost]You will find recovery drive is 10.12 mine wasI plan to perform a clean install of 10.12.6 in order to stay for a while on Sierra (High Sierra makes my Mac very hot and drains both RAM and battery), so this is my question: How do I erase and install with a USB installer?
I know how to make a bootable installer, the problem is that, whereas in my old MacBook Pro 2010 booting from the USB and erasing/formatting the drive was pretty straight forward and easy, in this new MacBooks (2015) I almost screwed the boot sector, and I honestly don't know how to erase the SSD and install there the OS.
Sorry for the Off Topic but... What do I have to erase? The Macintosh HD logic partition? Or the whole PCI Apple SSD?
Is it better to boot from the recovery partition and do it from there?
Thank you.
Also an update for iTunes: 16.6.2.
How about links to the updated Safari on El Capitan and Yosemite?
Interesting.2015 17" MacBook pro safari is v11.0
2012 27" iMac safari is 10.1.2
10.12.6 is same build number on both
How about links to the updated Safari on El Capitan and Yosemite?
"no bug fixes"? That means macOS Sierra is bug-free, or they've given up?
Obviously you installed the Safari 11 beta on that MacBook Pro.2015 17" MacBook pro safari is v11.0
2012 27" iMac safari is 10.1.2
10.12.6 is same build number on both
Obviously you installed the Safari 11 beta on that MacBook Pro.
I downloaded updates for my MBP, iPhone, and AppleTV. For whatever reason, I now can't open the App store on any of the three devices. On my iPhone and MBP, everything else seems to work fine. On the Apple TV, most apps seem to work (including Playstation Vue), although a few don't open/work. For the most part, the non-functioning apps are Apple owned.
They actually never cared. That's why bugs have been allowed to persist since Yosemite and Craig Federighi has been busy making funny videos for keynotes and giving himself a gold medal for taking the macOS to a "higher level".
Safari 11 will be released for both Sierra 10.12 and El Capitan 10.11 most likely around the Golden Master release of High Sierra 10.13How about links to the updated Safari on El Capitan and Yosemite?
No need to be rude.This is no such bug. Fix your busted system.
Usually it will not install an older version over a newer one. For example if you are running Safari 11 from the Developer Seed it shouldn't overwrite it with a version of Safari 10.Oh, i didnt think the beta software would not be overwritten. Learn somethin new.
Thank You!
There were updates to Safari for El Capitan and Yosemite released today. That's what the person you're replying to was asking for.Safari 11 will be released for both Sierra 10.12 and El Capitan 10.11 most likely around the Golden Master release of High Sierra 10.13
There were updates to Safari for El Capitan and Yosemite released today. That's what the person you're replying to was asking for.