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I received a pop-up saying all Apps should be 64-bit. I followed the directions to check what software programs remain 32-bit.
The below is the only one.
Cisco Video Technologies Israel Ltd:
CiscoVideoGuardMonitor:
Reason: 32-bit
Signer: Cisco Video Technologies Israel Ltd
This is the only software APP on my Apple-Mac Air that remains 64-bit
Should I be concerned?
How do I update?
MacBook Air 13", macOS 10.14
First, you don't need to be concerned until/after you install the next OS: Catalina as it will not support 32 bit apps.
Second, you don't update anything; it is up to the developer to update their apps to 64 bit - if they will not, you need to contact them to see if there is a replacement for it or find one from a different developer.
First, you don't need to be concerned until/after you install the next OS: Catalina as it will not support 32 bit apps.
Second, you don't update anything; it is up to the developer to update their apps to 64 bit - if they will not, you need to contact them to see if there is a replacement for it or find one from a different developer.
Update software from 32-bit to 64-bit
