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I've gone through the update cycle to 13.2.1 four times, from download to restart to install, and after each cycle, I still see the update in Software Updates in System Settings. Is this a known bug?
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iMac (2017 – 2020)
I've observed that sometimes when a computer is on the cusp of compatibility (In terms of age) it can have issues updating OS's. If coming from a previous OS, make sure the OS you're updating from is completely updated to it's latest version before updating to Ventura. Perhaps you could try this in Safe Mode? Here are a couple references to check:
macOS Ventura is compatible with these computers - Apple Support
Start up your Mac in safe mode - Apple Support
Thanks for the hints, Randall. Looking at the first link, my iMac is on the list of machines that can be updated to the latest OS. I also tried the Safe Boot method, to no avail. I'm still seeing the Update Available message.
SOLVED: I did a force install of the latest Mac OS from the App Store.
Cannot update Ventura 13.2.1
