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Hello, is the macOS Sequoia installer already available somewhere for download? I mean the official version, not the beta.
I thought I could already find it in the App Store, but unfortunately not.
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MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.0
Open Terminal -> softwareupdate --fetch-full-installer --full-installer-version 15.0.1 and then run /Applications/Install macOS Sequoia over the top of your existing installation.
lkrupp wrote:
For what it's worth I haven’t had the need to reinstall macOS since 2013. That’s 11 years. I don’t know what your problems are but the voodoo incantations of clean installs is long gone.
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IdrisSeabright wrote:
I think I had to do it once with Mac OS X. I also gave up clean installs ages ago.
I haven't had do to a clean install in over 18 years and I've migrated to 6 different Mac's during that time.
Remember the days of System 9 when extensions had to be loaded in a certain order before they all work? There was even a very popular app called Conflict Catcher that tried to sort everything out beforehand to avoid issues.
Third party apps, extensions, enhancers, anti-virus have always been the biggest cause of issues for users. Some developers try to get around Apple’s security protections to get their little jewels to work, often with disastrous results for inexperienced users.
lkrupp wrote:
Remember the days of System 9 when extensions had to be loaded in a certain order before they all work? There was even a very popular app called Conflict Catcher that tried to sort everything out beforehand to avoid issues.
Oh, wow! Yes. Those were the days. Conflict Catcher was a lifesaver. Before that, you had to disable half, test, and so forth. It took forever.
Go to Apple > System Settings > Software Updates
Nvm, suddenly i found it, but not directly in the appstore; https://apps.apple.com/us/app/macos-sequoia/id6596773750?mt=12
zslg01 wrote:
This roll out has the flavor of the Dallas defense last night.
Nothing is that bad.
Try while in Safe Mode.
The link to the installer (will open it in the App Store) is https://apps.apple.com/us/app/macos-sequoia/id6596773750
Why do you say that?
That is the App Store link.
Never mind. Wrong thread.
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No vpn except iCloud and no av except Apple
Your luck has been better than mine.
Hopco wrote:
Your luck has been better than mine.
Then it is something in your system, not macOS.
Oh my. I always have a standalone installer in the event something happens. I can't get into the Settings if my MacBook crashed.
Where can I find the macOS Sequoia for download?
