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I have a macbook pro and use OS X Yosemite ... in app store app page on .... want to update software ... see the update button on the right .... but I can not because I always occurs "checking for updates .... ".... how to fix i
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.3)
Checking for updates is normal. it's reading your operating system to see if you need any. If none show up. You are up to date.
Checking for updates is normal. it's reading your operating system to see if you need any. If none show up. You are up to date.
my English is not very good .... so .... maybe you misunderstood .....my system shows that there are two update .... but in "app store.app" I can not give command update .... . at the same time in the top left corner appears to me endlessly "" checking for updates .... "
seems to have been an authentication error between mac and apple servers .... maybe because updating is over 2 Gb .... everything returned to normal .... thanks for the quick response
app store.app
