Software updates not installed at shut down

I just used software update to download about 7 updates. It finished downloading and I shut down the computer. (I don't believe restarts work as well as a full shut down). Starting Up and re-running software update reveals no updates were installed. I just wasted 20 minutes downloading them. I know they are on the computer somewhere. How do I find them and install them?
Thanks

Peter Mars wrote:
I just used software update to download about 7 updates. It finished downloading and I shut down the computer. (I don't believe restarts work as well as a full shut down).
I think you have been misinformed. The restart(s) are a part of the installation, and turning off the computer may have an adverse effect on the process. A restart is a "warm" reboot. An off/on is a "cold" restart. In most cases this may not matter, in some it might.
Starting Up and re-running software update reveals no updates were installed. I just wasted 20 minutes downloading them. I know they are on the computer somewhere. How do I find them and install them?
It's not easy to say what happened to them.
If they were lost, you need to reinstall them properly.
You might try a safe boot to clear anything out first.
As an aside, I never install more than one update at a time, especially those that require a reboot. And never when one is firmware related.
I also use a manual combo download for all OS updates.
If the updates do not reappear as autoupdates again, then you can either search for the boms and remove them, or download the updates manually from the Apple site.
Before doing anything I strongly suggest running a permissions repair.

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