It’ll prompt you to agree to the new Terms of Service before it’ll proceed and you’re now good to go. 🙂Įasiest way I could figure to do that was to launch iTunes and then go to Apps then check for updates. Turns out that if you look at your Apple menu, there’s a new item on it too, App Store… but before you launch it for the first time, a handy tip: in its current iteration it’s quite possible you’ll get an “Error 100” with the Mac App Store on first launch because you need to agree to new terms of service within iTunes. When it’s all updated, there’s a new icon in town, uhm, on your Dock:

Did you notice the tiny triangle next to the 10.6.6 update earlier? That was your clue from the Software Update utility that it was one of those restart required updates, btw. Time passes and then, surprise, you need to restart your computer to install the updates. Ready? Good, now simply click on “Install 3 Items” (or whatever number of items comprises your update) and hop up to get a cuppa tea… Whether you’re on Windows or a Mac, having no running apps is just a smart idea. Before we proceed I have to give you a handy trouble avoidance tip for all operating system updates: quit all of the other apps you have running before you begin to install the update. It’ll look to see if there’s anything new for your computer and configuration…Īnd you might be lucky and get multiple updates, or you might just see the Mac OS X 10.6.6 update:Ĭurious what’s actually going to be updated? Click on “Show Details”, as I always do:Īh, there we go. Xcode Stuck on Updating or Installing on M1 MacBook Pro

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