MacOS Ventura: There is no (i) information button next to the version number. So how do you remove this security update 13.4.1(a)?

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Allan2021 Author

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MacOS Ventura: There is no (i) information button next to the version number. So how do you remove this security update 13.4.1(a)?

As it says above. Following the instructions to remove the faulty security update?

MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.4

Posted on Jul 12, 2023 6:07 PM

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Mac Jim ID

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Jul 12, 2023 6:15 PM in response to Allan2021

The article you linked from shows a different location than what I used to remove it, so I will tell you the location I used:

Go to  > System Settings > General > About > MacOS. This is where I found the info button next to 13.4.1(a). When the button was pressed, it gave me the option to remove the security update.

The article did take you to the same page, but is just a different way to get there. If you no longer have the info button, Apple may have removed the option, but I have not heard of them doing that.

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Allan2021 Author

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Jul 12, 2023 6:30 PM in response to Mac Jim ID

Thanks Mac Jim. Yeah I tried that way too, but there’s still no information button next to the MacOS version information or anywhere on that page. I guess it’s kinda mute now as Apple have released the (c) version of the update. But I’d still like to know where the (I) information button was/is.

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Allan2021 Author

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Jul 13, 2023 1:00 AM in response to dialabrain

Sorry dialabrain I was a bit unclear. I meant that the (a) update was definitely installed.

I am sure the (I) was there for some. It just wasn’t there for me. Perhaps because the fix was ready to be installed by the time I was looking for it. Shrug, i dunno.

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Mac Jim ID

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Jul 12, 2023 7:18 PM in response to Allan2021

That is the location where it was. You were looking in the right place. They may have removed the option, since they were planning on rolling out (c) today.

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