10.12.6 Combo Update

I've got 10.12.6 on my machine and want to run the 10.12.6 Combo Updater over it. I had assumed this can be done.

However, I get as far as the 'Destination Select' part of the installation process and find the HD has a yellow warning triangle attached. The warning is "macOS Sierra Update can't be installed on this disk. This volume does not meet the requirements for this update".

This is very unexpected and very cryptic.


Can anyone explain why "this volume does not meet the requirements for this update"?

iMac (Retina 4K, 21.5-inch, Late 2015), macOS Sierra (10.12.6)

Posted on Nov 7, 2017 10:38 AM

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Posted on Nov 8, 2017 1:08 AM

If you previously installed Security Update 2017-001; then that's expected, at the moment. The installer script checks for a build version of 16G29 or older; but after 2017-001, you'll be on 16G1036.


Perhaps Apple will eventually refresh the combo package to reflect recent changes.


To quickly see your build version : click on the Apple icon, top left of the screen, then About this Mac; now click where it says Version 10.12.6


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Nov 13, 2017 9:07 AM in response to Lexiepex

I must thank you all for your patience and help offered, but … I seem to have stumbled across a solution to this problem.

It’s nothing to do with Disketch.app. I didn’t understand how it could have been so.

I found the ‘solution’, which I don’t really understand, in a post on forum dated December 2014 on the BeLight Software site, after desperately Googling the problem. I'd already visited that site once but gave it a second go for some reason - grabbing at straws.

Here's the post I

(by mcaswell) I noticed that when I looked at the printer in the Printers & Scanners PrefPane, it listed "Kind: Canon MG7500 series-AirPrint". It occurred to me that perhaps my Mac was using a simplified AirPrint driver (intended for printing from iPads, etc.), which could explain why the CD print option was not there (since presumably no one would be printing CDs from their iOS device).


I deleted the printer, and then downloaded/installed the drivers from Canon's site (not sure if this step was necessary or not... the drivers may have already been there as part of the OS, but just not utilized). When I clicked on the + sign to re-add it, I selected it from the Nearby Printers list that pops up under the + sign, and noticed that it again was using the AirPrint driver.


I again deleted it, but this time when I added it, I didn't use the Nearby Printers list, instead choosing Add Printer or Scanner. It again chose the AirPrint driver, but I was able to select the correct driver (Canon MG7500 series) in the "Use:" pop-up menu.


Once I did this, I was able to print CDs wirelessly.

Yeah. Me too! I had never noticed a 'Nearby Printers list' previously, btw.

I had also, before the above, downloaded and reinstalled the latest available Canon driver for my printer. It was exactly the same version as had been previously installed. It had made no difference.

Nov 16, 2017 5:32 AM in response to Lexiepex

After going around in circles last week trying* to revive my printer's ability to print onto CDs, I found this morning that the double-sided printing feature was no longer an available option in the print dialogue box.


It seems that having the one disposed of the other. I spent a while venting, then discovered that I have 'two' printers. Alongside 'Printer:' in the print dialogue box it says 'Canon iP7200 series'. Clicking on the drop down arrows reveals another printer, also called 'Canon iP7200 series' !


Turns out that with one of them double-sided printing is an option, but printing onto a CD is not. On the other, printing onto a CD is an option, but double-sided printing is not. I can choose which 'printer' to use depending on which of the two options I need.


This is an example of superposition where a printer can be in two states at the same time. Folks, I have a quantum mechanical device!

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