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Zarkizon

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UPDATE: I'm not exactly sure what I did, but I did a Shut Down and a message popped up that said I had some updates to install. When I logged in, I was running 10.7.4! Problem solved?

I recently installed a third party SSD in my MacBook (not sure if that would affect this). So I used Lion Recovery Disk Assistant off of a flash drive and brought it up to 10.7.3. I noticed that the 10.7.4 update doesn't even show up in Software Update. So I download both the client and combo update, and neither will let me update! It says, "Mac OS X Update Combined can't be installed on this disk. This volume does not meet the requirements for this update."

I was thinking it may have been because of the SSD I just installed, but I'm not sure. Does anyone have any suggestions?
 
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Can you show a screen shot of your 'About This Mac'? I'm just wondering if you are already 10.7.4.

Hugh
 
I've attached the image of the About This Mac. It's definitely running 10.7.3. I've also attached the image of the error message I'm getting when I try installing the 10.7.4 update.
 

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If you redownload Lion from the App Store it'll be 10.7.4, and maybe that will install.
 
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