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I can not install the High Sierra UPDATE COMBO. I already have High Sierra installed. I understand this is a patch to correct some bugs. I'm currently running iOS 10.13.6 with 4 gigs of RAM and a 1TB SSD. 725 gigs of free space on a Mid 2010 MacBook Pro. Why won't it install? I get a message saying: "This volume does not meet requirements for this update." How is this possible?
MacBook Pro
If you are running macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 then that is the latest/ last version of High Sierra,
there is no point in installing the Combo updater you have, your mac is already there.
The reason it is not allowing you to install this Combo Update is perhaps because you have
installed Security Updates that were released after High Sierra was updated to version 10.13.6.
If the Combo update notices the version you are running has a different higher build number than
the build number the update wants to install you will get that error message.
It used to be that if Security and other updates were released after an incremental update to an OS then Apple would
rewrite the Delta and Combo updates to include the new updates and build number information so they could install.
Sadly Apple has stopped that practice along with a lot of other helpful and useful things their software engineering
team did.
If you are running macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 then that is the latest/ last version of High Sierra,
there is no point in installing the Combo updater you have, your mac is already there.
The reason it is not allowing you to install this Combo Update is perhaps because you have
installed Security Updates that were released after High Sierra was updated to version 10.13.6.
If the Combo update notices the version you are running has a different higher build number than
the build number the update wants to install you will get that error message.
It used to be that if Security and other updates were released after an incremental update to an OS then Apple would
rewrite the Delta and Combo updates to include the new updates and build number information so they could install.
Sadly Apple has stopped that practice along with a lot of other helpful and useful things their software engineering
team did.
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I can not install the High Sierra UPGRADE but I already have High Sierra installed
