TS1394 Macbook pro not installing updates

Late 2010 model. Not installing any downloaded applications/updates.
Could anyone know what could be causing this?

You posted in the "Snow Leopard Forum", so I assume that is your correct version of OS X? If so, OS X 10.6.8 is the last version that Apple put out, so there are no further "Updates" for it. If you mean you want an "Upgrade" to 10. 7 "Lion", or 10.8 "Mountain Lion", you have to purchase those from the Mac App Store. They are not Free.

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