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First update for High Sierra
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Should the version number have changed? Mine is still macOS 10.13 (17A365) after the update.
App Store is saying that there are no updates available, so I'm presuming that it has installed. However, it's not in the list of updates installed in the last 30 days.
Not sure what's going on...
App Store is saying that there are no updates available, so I'm presuming that it has installed. However, it's not in the list of updates installed in the last 30 days.
Not sure what's going on...
It hasn't installed - "show hint" is still displaying an encrypted volume's password instead of the hint
Software update says that there's no update available now, so I appear to be stuck.
It's included as part of the general installer now for High Sierra, so you could always download and run that instead. It might even be the better option.
It hasn't installed - "show hint" is still displaying an encrypted volume's password instead of the hint
Software update says that there's no update available now, so I appear to be stuck.
No you are not stuck. You can still get it here too: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1937?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
D'oh - remembered that you can download the installer separately. All good this time - 17A405It hasn't installed - "show hint" is still displaying an encrypted volume's password instead of the hint
Software update says that there's no update available now, so I appear to be stuck.
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Yeah, I'd forgotten about that - it's been a long day
"verifying" issue for video files is still here...
Someone said it’s still there in the 10.13.1 beta so...I guess we’ll have to wait a little for this one.
Following the update of my MBP today to the 10.13 High Sierra supplemental update, I began having problems. When using my laptop all is fine. When I walk away and there is no interaction with the laptop for approximately 10 minutes, a process named mediaanalysisd is started. This is using about 130% of the processor, and switches the GPU from the integrated to the discrete chip. Of course, this uses a LOT of battery and gets the laptop processor up to 195 degrees thereby getting the fans up to high speed using more battery. Anyone else notice this behavior? I found all this detail using iStat Menus. As soon as I touch any input on this machine, the process is terminated, the processor drops to 2%, the GPU switches to the integrated, the machine starts to cool and the fans eventually slow. This happens repeatedly. Do I now have to sleep the machine every time I walk away to save the battery? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Mac Book Pro 15 inch Mid 2010, 8 GB Ram
Mac Book Pro 15 inch Mid 2010, 8 GB Ram
My update through the Mac App Store also failed (and gave me no indication that it did, so I'm glad I saw this thread and checked the build number). The standalone installer worked.
Nice to hear that final beta really was the final beta.
Now I have to do another install on my external test spinner.
Why is Apple wasting our time by putting out software that isn't ready?
They should've let the deadline slip instead.
Now I have to do another install on my external test spinner.
Why is Apple wasting our time by putting out software that isn't ready?
They should've let the deadline slip instead.
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I swear this updated has made my 2016 MBP slower. Converting audio files (something I do regularly) is quite noticeably more slugging. How is this possible? And I thought the GM had actually made things a bit quicker.
I seem to have this running fairly well on my Mac Pro now following a clean install and lots of messing around, but even so I struggle to see any improvement over Sierra. It's merely OK at best.
I downloaded the "Supplemental update" but when I try to install it, it says that my disk doesn't meet the requirements, my disk is an apple ssd, but something interesting in the about this Mac it lists my software as version 10.13.1 Beta (17B25c).