System Preferences becomes System Settings Fortunately, once you’re in the newly relocated Software Update settings area, existing tricks like refreshing Software Update continues to work, and so if you see an ‘up to date’ message but know there is indeed a software update available for the Mac, you may want to refresh the updates to check Apple servers again. However, sometimes you know there’s a software update and it isn’t showing up. If you’re on the latest available version of MacOS, this is an appropriate message to see. You may see a ‘Your Mac is up to date’ message, which typically indicates there are no available updates. Software Update says “Your Mac is up to date” but I know a MacOS update is available, help! You can click “More Info” to get more information about the software updates, which gives you release notes for them, as well as the size of the update. Here you can install available system updates, if they’re available, by clicking on Update Now. Installing System Updates in MacOS Ventura Now you’ll see options to install system software updates, or a message telling you the Mac is up to date.
Software Update will check for available system software updates.Select “General” from the list of settings.Go to the Apple menu in the top left corner on the Mac.You can determine which system software updates are available in MacOS Ventura by going to System Settings: How to Check for System Software Updates in MacOS Ventura Of course you can still update system software in macOS Ventura, but the Software Update mechanism has been tucked further into the redesigned System Settings experience, which continues to befuddle some longtime Mac users attempting to locate various settings, toggles, and system functions.
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