)
[doublepost=1522694501][/doublepost](I am guessing that you meant 10.13.4
Downloads for macOS updates are found in the normal location - https://support.apple.com/en_US/downloads
That gives you an updater that you can keep, if needed. The App Store updater download is a bit more challenging to keep.
So, one option is to download the macOS 10.13.4 combo updater from here....
Or, if you have 10.13.3 right now, just get the 10.13.3 to 10.13.4 delta updater.
Usually, the delta updater is a lot smaller than the combo updater, but now, not much smaller.
Or, download the full installer for High Sierra, which you can get through the App Store, Featured page.
Make a bootable installer, and do that full reinstall to the most current version.
[doublepost=1522694577][/doublepost](I am guessing that you meant 10.13.4
Downloads for macOS updates are found in the normal location - https://support.apple.com/en_US/downloads
That gives you an updater that you can keep, if needed. The App Store updater download is a bit more challenging to keep.
So, one option is to download the macOS 10.13.4 combo updater from here....
Or, if you have 10.13.3 right now, just get the 10.13.3 to 10.13.4 delta updater.
Usually, the delta updater is a lot smaller than the combo updater, but now, not much smaller.
Or, download the full installer for High Sierra, which you can get through the App Store, Featured page.
Make a bootable installer, and do that full reinstall to the most current version.
(I am guessing that you meant 10.13.4
Downloads for macOS updates are found in the normal location - https://support.apple.com/en_US/downloads
That gives you an updater that you can keep, if needed. The App Store updater download is a bit more challenging to keep.
So, one option is to download the macOS 10.13.4 combo updater from here....
Or, if you have 10.13.3 right now, just get the 10.13.3 to 10.13.4 delta updater.
Usually, the delta updater is a lot smaller than the combo updater, but now, not much smaller.
Or, download the full installer for High Sierra, which you can get through the App Store, Featured page.
Make a bootable installer, and do that full reinstall to the most current version.
???????????
Well, that's where it would show up, assuming a normal working system (and perhaps more likely if one can give up on system betas
)Well, that's where it would show up, assuming a normal working system (and perhaps more likely if one can give up on system betas
Some prefer to "update" by using the current full installer. I am one of those.
If you wonder why that is a good thing - I mistreat my system, installing and testing lots of different kinds of apps, removing them, changing various system settings as that all goes forward. THAT occasionally results in corruption of various system files (or just generally mis-managed) A full reinstall of the system (which can include whatever that latest update might be) often gets things back to normal --- or, whatever normal is for me . I don't recommend to others the need to reinstall several times a month - but it is my life -- and my computer. It all works for me.
Well, that's where it would show up, assuming a normal working system (and perhaps more likely if one can give up on system betas
Some prefer to "update" by using the current full installer. I am one of those.
If you wonder why that is a good thing - I mistreat my system, installing and testing lots of different kinds of apps, removing them, changing various system settings as that all goes forward. THAT occasionally results in corruption of various system files (or just generally mis-managed) A full reinstall of the system (which can include whatever that latest update might be) often gets things back to normal --- or, whatever normal is for me . I don't recommend to others the need to reinstall several times a month - but it is my life -- and my computer. It all works for me.
