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About George Derringer
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I know a great deal about Macintosh computers running the older Mac OS 9, considerably less about machines running OS X

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I am the town crier in my home town, a newspaper editor by trade and a shortwave radio fan since, oh, about 1959.
 
   

You are here:  Experts > Computing/Technology > Focus on Mac Support > Macintosh OS > CHECK UP - OS X 10.4

Topic: Macintosh OS



Expert: George Derringer
Date: 6/30/2008
Subject: CHECK UP - OS X 10.4

Question
I was wondering would you please suggest to me:  how often should I do a
software update within system presences?

P.S   I've set up my software update to manual

Thanks

Answer
I do mine weekly -- but anytime you hear of a new update via www.macupdate.com or through e-mail,  it might be a good time to run it. One hint, though -- before you run it, run the Disk Utility program (it's inside your Applications > Utilities Folder in OS 10.4) to Verify and, if needed, Repair Permission. Then run Software Update and then, yes, run Verify/Repair Disk Permissions again. It will keep your Mac very happy!  -- George

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