Adobe has released an important security update for its popular PDF products, Adobe Acrobat and Reader. The company has released an update for the PDF software for Windows and macOS machines. Of course, most Mac users start with uninstalling and reinstalling the app. It is one of the most popular ways to deal with any software-related problems. It is just as popular and quite effective as rebooting the target Apple device. To remove Acrobat Reader from a Mac, follow these steps.
What Should do Before Upgrading to macOS Big Sur?
Although the every new macOS upgrade comes with certain exciting features, you need to know if your Mac computer can safely be updated (take Big Sur as an example). If you pay no attention to the details, macOS Big Sur update problems come with you for sure, probably your Mac update stuck or Mac failed update won't boot. Here are some of the things that you should look for before you upgrade to the new update.
1.Check compatibility. Big Sur requires any of the following Mac models: iMac; MacBook Pro; MacBook Air; MacBook; Mac Pro; Mac Mini.
2.Check minimum software and hardware requirements. You should have OS X Mountain Lion 10.8 or later. It requires at least 35.5GB of storage space to perform the Big Sur upgrade from macOS Sierra or later, 44.5GB from an earlier release.
3.Backup your Mac. To avoid any possible macOS Big Sur update problems, making a backup of your Mac comes essential. You can backup Mac with Time Backup Machine, iCloud, iTunes, or any other third-party Mac backup tools like MacX MediaTrans.
The result of the update to 10.13.6 was a message 'macOS failed to install' and then some guidance for running diagnostics, which I did. After that I just restarted and it booted back ok. My system is backed up with Time Machine. The App Store is showing that the update is available again.
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Is anyone else experiencing this with this update?
I never had this situation before with an update... is it best just to avoid this update and wait, or to try again?
I looked up what to do in this situation, but there are dozens of different solutions out there, so I'm coming here to get the information instead.
Thanks.
iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015), macOS Sierra (10.12), 8gig ram, amd R9 M390, core 1%
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Posted on Jul 9, 2018 8:20 PM