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Aug 28, 2014 4:37 PM in response to John Brozickby SFAS,Brilliant. I set the do not disturb to cover my entire workday, and it's finally gone.
This is the solution for those of us without touchscreens.
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Nov 30, 2014 4:53 PM in response to DavidJoyceby manfred_k,Taking a turn here: I would like to PROHIBIT a certain and very specific update, making sure that it cannot be applied, never ever, not even accidentally.
The situation: I run a Yosemite Server (OS 10.10.1 + Server 4.0.2), but Software Update (the Appstore App) tries all the time to wrench me into "upgrading" to Server 2.2.5.....
Is there a way to selectively block this specific update? Maybe through a fake receipt?
Any suggestions are highly appreciated.....
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Dec 17, 2014 8:59 AM in response to commentaryby JesseJames17,Thank you!! I have always loved Apple in that it made the experience about the user being in control. Update notifications like this seem very Windows to me! It drives me crazy to this day.
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Dec 30, 2014 12:37 AM in response to alex.r.gby kchilds,yes, you can. and then it comes back over... and over... and over. this is not a solution. dismissing a notice should be just that, dismissing a notice.
on top of that, today i actually got irritated enough to stop everything i was doing and restart (like it wanted me to). an hour later, the **** thing came back! i restarted again, and it's still there.
i'm about ready to throw this stupid macbook out the window.
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Dec 30, 2014 12:39 AM in response to molemoreby kchilds,this doesn't work on the OS level. that's what the thread was about.
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May 19, 2015 11:18 AM in response to DavidJoyceby rawbertB18C1,Run this command in your shell
softwareupdate --schedule off
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Jun 13, 2015 12:59 PM in response to rawbertB18C1by www.andybird.net,That sounds great!
Although I am the only user of this computer and the admin, in terminal I get the "You must be root to enable/disable software update automatic check".I am not groot.
Kidding about the "g'
My solution has been to set do not disturb to turn on 2200 - 2159.
Not only does the apple NC, SPAM my desktop with upgrading and updating notifications but recently (last four years) we have had severe problems when apple software updates ruin our professional software we rely on to deliver TV and Audio; such as Final Cut, Compressor, Quicktime, Logic (LAG city!).
This office along with quite a few major broadcasters are getting off the apple train turning to windows asap (and even quantel!!).
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Sep 24, 2015 12:44 PM in response to DavidJoyceby roksob,Agreed. It is hugely annoying not to be able to dismiss the update until a time that you choose. My only solution is to open "Notifications" in System Preferences and set "Turn on Do Not Disturb" from 7:00 am to 6:00 am. This will kill all notifications. Not too good a solution if you need to be notified about incoming mail or messages, but for me it was worth getting rid of the persistent update notification. Let's face it. The red dot on the dock icon is enough. Maybe Apple will smarten up in in El Capitan.
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Oct 23, 2015 1:01 PM in response to DavidJoyceby tschmid77,So, here we are, three years later and things haven't gotten better. No, they're worse. Fewer options, more reminders, and system updates that don't even work with their own software (e.g.: Yosemite with FCP X until they made changes to FCP X). They're more Big Brother-ish and there's less flexibility. Serious problems at Apple. Still very popular but then again so are cocaine, heroine and meth.
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Nov 5, 2015 7:07 PM in response to mende1by The iDevice Pro,You, my friend, are mistaken. Simply open a terminal session and enter the following command- launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.notificationcenterui.plist
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Nov 9, 2015 4:27 AM in response to The iDevice Proby tschmid77,Oh, how intuitive. Why didn't I think of that?
