firmware update problem

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  1. Bosox3, Jul 31, 2007

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    Last week I ran updates for programs..ect on my mac.
    now everytime I restart my computer I get this message:

    No Updatable Devices Found
    No Devices were found that require this firmware update.    ​

    now how would I go about finding out what this pertains to?...so I dont keep getting this message.

    this message isnt anything that important since I just click ok and go about doing whatever else.
     
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  2. im_to_hyper, Jul 31, 2007

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    Does this message appear once the computer is totally booted up, or before the gray Apple logo appears?
     
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  3. Bosox3, Aug 1, 2007

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    its after its totally booted up...so it seems to be a program update to a prog that I dont have..or something of that sort.
     
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  4. im_to_hyper, Aug 1, 2007

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    Hmm... before closing that box, open Activity Monitor (Applications -- Utilities -- Activity Monitor) and see whats all running... maybe that dialouge box would show up in there?
     
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  5. Bosox3, Aug 1, 2007

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    ok..I think I may know what that error is from..."Superdrive update 2.1"

    anyone know what this is and if I need it.
     
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  6. im_to_hyper, Aug 2, 2007

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    Oh whoa, what sort of Mac are you using? If its a MacBook or Pro, try this. Right here

    If you have a desktop... try it anyway. :p
     
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  7. Bosox3, Aug 2, 2007

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    Yea, its a macbook. the one in my sig below.
    I'll give this a try when I get home today.

    thanks for all your help
     
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