Apple prefers a healthy and smooth experience for its Mac OS users. Like windows, even Mac OS needs an app and the system update at regular intervals. Usually the windows OS tend to adjust its operating system for its alignment with the applications and demand of the users or to fix the bugs and security, and on the other hand, Mac has a prophecy of aligning the apps with its operating system. The updates that require a restart in Mac OS are very infrequent. The default system settings are prone to check the system updates from time to time. Here’s how you’ll manually check for system updates on your Mac OS X.
Step 1
Open ‘App Store’
Launch the ‘App Store’ from the dock of your Mac or select the ‘Apple’ menu and then select ‘App Store’. The ‘App Store’ will open in a new window.
Step 2
Go to ‘Updates’
Click the ‘Updates’ button from the top of the ‘App Store’ window. You will see the list of all the updates installed on your Mac in last the 30 days. The system will automatically check for updates and display the list of available updates.
Step 3
Update Apps
Click ‘Update’ next to the each available update to download and install individually or click the ‘Update All’ button to download and install all the available updates. You may need to ‘Restart’ your system if you have installed an OS update.
Checking for system updates on your Mac OS X is just a tad effort.
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