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m i k e

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Aug 10, 2007
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Yesterday I ran a "Software Update" on my MacBook Pro (Santa Rosa chipset). The updater found one update that was for the remote desktop software. When I clicked install, the beach ball showed up and after about 10 minutes of it spinning I forced quit the program. I tried opening Software Update again but it just bounced in the Dock and wouldn't open so I forced quit again and attempted to restart the computer. When I clicked restart, the computer froze. This was very surprising to me as my laptop has never frozen on me in the two years I've had it. I did Control-Command-Power to restart the machine and everything seemed okay. I checked "Installed Updates" in System Preferences and the most recent update, that I referred to earlier, was not installed. I fired up the Software Update utility to try the update again yet it found no updates available.

Why has this happened? How can I get it to show the update that should really be available to me?
 
Update: I tried the Software Update utility a couple of days later and the update in question did appear.
 
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