How can i stop this?

[420benz]

In the upper right corner [Upgrade to macOS Mojave] . It pops up and stays there.
Thanks

 

[DarthVader!]

In the upper right corner [Upgrade to macOS Mojave] . It pops up and stays there.
Thanks

I don't believe you can, that's Apple's way of trying to force the upgrade on you

 

[KmanOz]

Why would you not upgrade. This OS is so smooth compared to any other recently. In fact it runs better on my Late 2010 Mac mini than any OS in the last 7 years.

 

[willmtaylor]

In the upper right corner [Upgrade to macOS Mojave] . It pops up and stays there.
Thanks

All I did was google “disable Mojave upgrade notifications.”
https://appletoolbox.com/2018/01/disable-macos-software-update-upgrade-notifications
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I don't believe you can, that's Apple's way of trying to force the upgrade on you

Ah “force you to upgrade.” We’ve come a long way, it would seem, from when users actually had to pay for upgrades to increase the security and abilities of their Apples’ OS.

 

[420benz]

So should i upgrade from High Sierra to Mojave?

 

[willmtaylor]

Web results5 reasons why you should upgrade to macOS Mojave right now ...Macworld › article › 5-reasons-why-you-...

Should you upgrade your Mac to macOS Mojave? | iMoreiMore › should-you-upgrade-your-mac

Should i upgrade to Mojave? | MacRumors ForumsMacRumors › forums › ... › MacBook Pro
This last link is to YOUR thread asking the exact same question previously.

 

[markyr17]

To stop it, click "install"

 

[Fishrrman]

OP:

There's no compelling reason to upgrade to Mojave unless you WANT TO.

I can think of a possible way to get rid of that message:
1. the next time it pops up, click upgrade (yes, click it!)
2. the Mojave OS installer will download into your Applications folder
3. when the download is complete, the installer will open, but...
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO RUN IT
4. Just quit the installer.
5. Now, you can delete the Mojave OS installer or move it somewhere for storage.

Now software update will see that you -have- downloaded the Mojave installer, and hopefully it won't pester you any more.

 

[calliex]

I don't believe you can, that's Apple's way of trying to force the upgrade on you

In my case I have database app that does not work on Mojave. At present can't afford to upgrade it and need to use it to complete a project I am working on.

 

[jeyf]

apple makes $++ more in user profiling with the new os revision

 

[willmtaylor]

apple makes $++ more in user profiling with the new os revision

What does that mean?

 

[420benz]

OK I can't install it because I have no idea what my password to get into the computer is. How can I find it?