How to close / remove the “upgrade OSX” notification ?
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I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.
I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?
The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)
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I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.
I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?
The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)
notifications
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up vote
4
down vote
favorite
up vote
4
down vote
favorite
I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.
I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?
The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)
notifications
I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.
I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?
The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)
notifications
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Open App Store in System Preferences
Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)
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I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
2 days ago
@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
2 days ago
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
4
down vote
Open App Store in System Preferences
Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)
3
I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
2 days ago
@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
2 days ago
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up vote
4
down vote
Open App Store in System Preferences
Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)
3
I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
2 days ago
@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
Open App Store in System Preferences
Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)
Open App Store in System Preferences
Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
Buscar웃
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I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
2 days ago
@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
2 days ago
add a comment |
3
I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
2 days ago
@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
2 days ago
3
3
I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
2 days ago
I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
2 days ago
@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
2 days ago
@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
2 days ago
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