On 10-11-24 2:25 PM, Dan wrote:
Out of the millions of Mac users, there are maybe a handful of loud
people having problems...
I don't think it's being loud to mention a problem. My wife installed
the update but she only uses her computer to float around the internet,
email her friends and use Microsoft Mac Word and play a few games. Her
application folder has what Apple installer installed plus her purchases
of Microsoft's Mac Word and some games. As long as she can start it up,
run those services and then shut down she is happy. She does not even do
repair permissions or directory. I'm sure there are many other similar
users and of course they make very limited use of their computers or
demands on the cpu and naturally the update is fine on their machines
and if not they would simply re-install.
I depend on all my macs in my audio/video recording business and if they
go wonkey then i have problems completing projects. . Reinstalling is a
major pain in the studio here. Discussing the update problems affecting
my high end Audio/video applications would have a limited audience at
this forum.
Sorry if my question seems trivial or loud but were else can one ask
about Mac problems if not at a forum such as this. This forum is of
great help to me as it gives me assurance that i am not the only person
with an updating problem. It has also taught me many things i was not
aware of. My expertise is not with computers.
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