Manual Software Updates

Can Dreamweaver be set to perform manual software updates
only? E.g., rather than logging on and informing of an available
update?
Thanks!

Unfortunately there is now way to get the updates files so that you can update manually...
Nokia Software Updater requiers an internet connection because the files are donwloaded from the internet and put on the phone right after...
BUT, help should be provided by a Nokia Care Point to put the latest firmware on your phone. Since it is a software update it should be free of charge...
Care points/service centers and repair info:
UK • Europe • Asia-Pacific • USA •
Canada • Middle East and Africa
Any other country: Click here, select your country, go to the support section, then select repair.
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I have OS X 10.9.4. Will someone tell me, please, how to setup the manually software update?

Will someone tell me, please, how to setup the manually software update?

Go to System Preferences > App Store and uncheck the auto download/install boxes:

Manual Software update on OS IMage fails

I'm running SCCM 2012 R2 and have several Windows 7 OS images created. I'm trying to install the OS updates, but I keep getting the error, "Failed to find or access the update binaries to be applied on the image."
When I looked in the OfficeLineServicingMgr.log file I found this:
Content '00cbc4d9-deec-4787-b3ee-f4ebf0d12daf' not found in content library on this site. Software updates should be distributed to this site.
I searched until All Software updates for that content number, but it's now there. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Hello,
Check if the solution work for you:
SCCM 2012 SP1 - Offline
Servicing failure - Failed to find or access the update binaries to be applied on the image
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Unknown errors during manual software update package installation

Hi,
I'm new to the forum.
Recently I've got a serious trouble while installing standalone update packages from disk image files.
After typing my username and password to update my OS manually my computer suddenly fails to install the software packages saying that "the installer has encountered an unknown error which caused the installation to fail."
I've an early 2009 Mac Mini which I bought during the first half of that year. The problem affects all versions of Mac OS X (10.5 and later). It's normal? I've tried everything (permissions repair, SMART check) to fix the problem with no luck. Now I suspect the issue has something else with bad memory or a faulty hard disk.
How curious, System Graph had put a new Super Drive on it because the original had its laser head damaged due to extensive use.
Cheers,
John

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Availability of BT YouView Software Updates?

Have the latest YouView software updates been rolled out yet to all BT YouView customers?
My box has continually been left connected in stand-by when not in use and so should have processed any availabe updates. Also I have carried out the manual update process several times and it states the "software is up to date".
However when I caheck my box's software version, it is a lower version than the one available via updates in Feb & March 2013. Also noticed that new features such as the "message prompt before deleting recordings" is not available within my Settings/Device Management screen.
So either some of the latest software updates ahve not been made available to all BT YouView customers or there is a problem with my box. However I have no issues other than this with my box and it confirms my software version is up to date when performing a manual software update. Plus the "check for software updates" date keeps updating every day - suggesting that it is also performing the automatic update process whislt in stand-by mode.
Any advice or comments please to help?
Note: I have not performed a Factory Reset to see if this makes any difference because I have many unwatched recordings that I don not want to lose!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Thanks again happyslayeruk.
I performed the Internet/USB Recovery - keep recordings this morning and it all worked perfectly!
Software updated and is fully up to latest available version with extra features I needed PLUS it did retain all my recordings.
So very very pleased and thanks for your assitance
I checked the BT YouView manual again and there's nothing mentioned about going into thie Maintenance Recovery Mode but now I know what to do again if required.
vinylman

Firefox 3.6.15 is not downloading on MAC OSX, not via software update nor via manual download. It claims i do not have full admin rights which is not true.

If I do a manual download via FF website, it starts to install, asking if I want to replace an older version of FF. If I then continue, it says that it cannot process as I do not have access to 'certain components'????
I have full admin rights, it is f... my computer. I am running a Macbook Pro on OSX 10.6.6.
FF is giving me more problems lately, a.o. not showing certain flash elements (have latets flashplayer). Anyone else getting annoyed with FF?

I eventually did an archive and install to get 10.4.7 installed on my MBP the last time around. Now 10.4.8 is doing the same thing. Neither via Software Update nor manual downloads of Intel delta or combo updaters will apply. Arg!
Has anyone else seeen this? I've tried applying the update while booted regularly and also in safe boot to no avail.
Mike

Auto software update won't check automatically-have to manually check

I have a brand new macbook pro and the auto update for software updates doesn't work properly. With my old imac, all I had to ever do was to log in and it would check and find the updates. I constantly have to check for these updates myself, manually. I even changed my setting to check 'daily' and that doesn't work either. If anyone has a fix, please let me know too.

Hi Kappy... just wanted to give you an update. I was working with Apple (by phone) to correct this update problem. While going back and forth, I ran into a problem whereby my 3 month old macbook died. Wouldn't turn on at all. Went to the Apple Store Genius Bar and they ended up replacing the Logic Board. Anyways, it fixed this auto-update problem. Seems to be updating now without a problem. Thanx for all your help here.
One question for you, if you know... Apple had me move a '[email protected]' file onto my desktop as it didn't belong where it was. Can I just delete this file or do I need to put it somewhere else? Have no idea where it goes. fyi... I don't have mobile-me.

ITouch software updates/manually manage music and videos

Since I don't conventionally sync itunes and itouch, but manually manage my playlists and media, I'm beginning to understand that updating the ipod software means having to manually create my playlists again once the software resets to factory settings. Did I miss something in the update process that would have bypassed the factory reset? or am I obligated to join the masses who sync.
Others who suffer this indignity?
Thanks.

The software updates don't always restore the iPod, and there does not seem to be any user-control over that.
If you manage things manually, you're living dangerously if you're putting all your work into building playlist just on the iPod. You really ought to build the playlists in iTunes, then drag and drop them to the iPod. That way, in case you have to restore your iPod for any reason, you can easily replicate what you previously had on there. Note that this is not the same as auto-sync; you're still managing things manually but doing all the creating within iTunes so that you have a backup.

How to Manually Perform software Updates and tips for making Macbook better

Hi. So recently my internet was really slow. I figured the problem out and now is working well. Although the youtube site does not allow me to view entire videos.
Well...i was told that since my macbook is turned off at night, it cant perform software updates between 3am-6am...so how can i do these manually? or how can i change the update time to sometime in the evening?
I heard these software updates are suppose to make the macbook run and perform better. what other things can i do to accomplish that?
(Laymans terms, im new to the mac world)

Select Software Update from the Apple menu. Or download the standalone updaters from Apple's download site - http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/. Or simply set the Check for Updates option in Software Update to whatever frequency you prefer. SU will notify you when updates are available.
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No 10.4.7 update via Software Update nor manually for MBP

Via Software Update, I have applied the 10.4.7 update to a variety of machines, but, for some reason I have yet to determine, my MBP will a) not "find" the updated via Software Update to date and b) upon downloading both the intel Combo and Delta updaters manually, the installer returns this error:
"You cannot install Mac OSX Update Combined (Intel) on this volume. This volume does not meet the requirements for this update."
I have rebooted, cleared caches, repaired permissions, ran DFA, etc. I removed some items from the Login Items area of my account in the Accounts pref pane. I have removed a launchd User Agent I created with Lingon. Each subsequent attempt check to Software Update says, "no new software" and each attempt to install manually results in the aforementioned error.
On this particular MBP, I have 2 partitions; my primary, large, daily use partition and a smaller, "rescue" partition with a functional OS on it. Running the manual installer allows me to select (and, sucessfully update) the "rescue" partition (which I did do). I booted from the "rescue" partition and, when selecting my primary partition during a manual update via the Combo or Delta installers, get the same error as mentioned earlier. So, booting from an entirely different "drive", I get the same error.
I also downloaded the combo version of the 10.4.6 installer thinking I may have a busted component somewhere preventing the recognition of this laptop as an elligible candidate for 10.4.7. It returns the same, exact error I get trying to manually apply the 10.4.7 Combo/Delta updates.
During my installation attempts, the drive has had upwards of 14GB free. I did apply the MBP 15" firmware update that was released a while back.
The Quicktime 7.1.2 update was recognized as available via Software Update and I installed it with no problems.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mike
MacBook Pro 15" Mac OS X (10.4.6) Core Duo 2.0GHz/2GB

I eventually did an archive and install to get 10.4.7 installed on my MBP the last time around. Now 10.4.8 is doing the same thing. Neither via Software Update nor manual downloads of Intel delta or combo updaters will apply. Arg!
Has anyone else seeen this? I've tried applying the update while booted regularly and also in safe boot to no avail.
Mike

My mac book has been stuck on software update all night. Am I allowed to manually shut it down?

My mac book has been stuck on software update all night. Am I allowed to manually shut it down?

Yes, you won't be arrested for shutting it down. Depending on what was being updated, the machine may or may not start up properly (or at all) afterward. If it doesn't, post back for advice.

Where can I manually download itunes and software updates

I am having problems downloading itunes and software updates. I understand that I need to do these manually but from where?
The problem as explained to me is that auto updates will not work and are showing as no connection available due to the latency with my satellite connection.
Apple auto updates are configured for US high speed internet and show no connection due to latency with sat connection.
Drives me crazy but have no other option available to me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Standalone updates can be found at http://support.apple.com/downloads.

Manually conrtoling Software Updates server

I need to roll out an update, but i just want to roll out that specific updade. Is there a folder on my server that the updates are downloaded into, so that i could copy the downloaded update disk image or app into and have the server roll it out via the Software Update server in the Server Admin utility. I don't really want to roll out updates on mass at the moment, but i need to apply this one update imediatly as it fixes and issue we're having.
OS X server 10.4.5
Thanks
Mike Tague
ICT Support Tech.
The Grange Comprehensive School

Hi Mike,
The packages for the Software Update Server are kept in /usr/share/swupd/html/. The problem is that I haven't had any luck running these packages manually. It looks like you HAVE to go through the software update process for them to work correctly.
What you can do is uncheck the updates that you don't want to update right now, and then run software update on your clients. Only the updates that are checked in Server Admin will actually be available to your clients.
Hope this helps,
Matt Bryant
ACTC
The New England School of Communications

Software Updates - Manual Download

Is it possible to download software updates manually on another machine other than the server. This is the reason I ask. I am currently going through training for the 10.5 Server Administration and the exercises have you install the operating system and all the exercises on a system thats not connected to the internet. So I just want to update it without actually going on the internet because the registration for the software is just a mock up and I'm not ready to actually do the final install and registration till after I learn more.
*Update - Found my answer...It's a big fat YES.
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HT5381 can not update my MacBook Pro from 10.6.6 to 10.6.7 through software update and manual installation

I can not update my mac book pro 2.3 GHz Intel core i5 4GB 1333MHZ DDR3 either through software update or manuall installation
Its build 10J3210
thanks

Hi mate
I know even if i tried through software update it stays on 10.6.6
For 10.6.8 i will hv to get updated to 10.6.7 first
i will be happy enough to get on to 10.6.8 atleast as i will be able to get itunes 11 to get my iphone sync with mac
when tried to install downloaded update i got following messege

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