Good evening, if in the system preferences under software update if you
set it to update automatically for major software upgrades it will just
inform you that an update is available for your Mac. Then you will be
given the choice to update now or update later. In addition the update
screen will inform you if you must reboot your machine after the update
completes. For some updates. Give it as a major update where a fresh
copy of OS X must be installed it will mention to you that some of the
updates that you just picked or more to the point the automatic update
facility pics half to be downloaded before the update can proceed. At
that point your machine will reboot when everything is finished
downloading and it will boot into the recovery console to complete the
OS upgrade. Please note while you are in them. You can use the very much
slimmed-down version of VoiceOver to do such task is determining the
progress of the software installation. Then when it nears completion in
boots into the main working portion of the operating system, you will
get a progress bar on the screen. During all phases of this system
update meeting a major software revision it is probably a good idea to
keep these two things in mind. One do not unplug the machine. To really
don’t try to do anything major beyond monitoring the progress bar.
When everything completes you will be prompted to login as normal. I
hope this helps
On 5 Dec 2019, at 15:31, Shirley Healy wrote:
Hi guys
I have a macbook pro! It recently updated, and I am wondering, does
that mean it now is using the latest Mac OS? Catalina? How would I
find out which mac OS I am running?
shirley
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