this screen shot is from my home iMac, and the same is happening with my office MacPro for over four months now (started with Yosemite I guess)!
always shoed me the same updates, and installed them over and over again, what the heck?
Power Mac, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
This probably means the updates have not been installed.
To check go to About This Mac
click on System Report
and navigate down to Software then installations
and it will list what has actually been installed
it is sometimes better to install updates from the Apple Support download pages, although
some updates are still only available through the App Store.
Thanks Eau Rouge
If so, it should not be listed as "recently updated", what the heck!
Anyway, the answer is YES, they're updated over and over again.
can you post the listings i specified
the app store is notoriously unreliable
Hi
I can't copy the list to post it!
anyway, here is the situation now, the "OS X Yosemite Recovery Update 1.0" installed in Apr 21 and still in the new update list!
Yeah you are just showing me a screenshot from the app store update page, which you showed me before.
I asked to see a shot of your installations under the About Your Mac, System Report,Software,Installations.
So as I mentioned before if the update shows as available to download then it has most probably not actually downloaded and installed.
disregard the notice in the Updates installed in the last 30 days, this often happens with the App Store losing the connection.
You should try to download again, and monitor the progress, it took me 3 attempts.
I couldn't copy the list, and could't take a screen shot because it's very long list.
anyhow.. thanks for the declaration.
shift-command-4 will allow you to select portions of your screen as screenshots
just hold and drag the cursor over the section you want to capture.
alternatively shift-command-4-spacebar will allow you to take a screenshot of a particular window.
OS X update messed up
