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System Preferences show that 1 update needed, but when going to the Software Update view, there's no updates available for MacOS 10.15.2. For this reason, I think I don't get update either for Safari. How to force the software update to happen?
Also, when I go to AppStore, it doesn't show any updates available.
I have had this problem for weeks now.
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14
System, Security and Safari Updates are handled through System Preferences> Software Update. The App Store only shows updates for apps in Mojave.
When you go to Software Update do you not see this.
What version of Safari are you on, the latest is 13.0.4
Are you prepared and certain you want to upgrade to the dark unrelenting waters of Catalina.
I cannot see the "Upgrade Now" (the pic you included)
In here, the indication of available update still exists:
But the Software Update doesn't offer anything:
So, how to solve the problem?
macOS Mojave 10.14.6, like you can see.
Safari 12.1.2.
"Are you prepared and certain you want to upgrade to the dark unrelenting waters of Catalina?"
I love that depiction of Catalina! I'm still on Mojave, wary of making my Mac drink the muddy, disturbed waters of Catalina!
Run this command in the Terminal then reopen System Software > Software Update.
sudo softwareupdate --reset-ignored
Thanks, this worked out, and now everything is updated :)
You're welcome.
Force updating MacOS 10.15.2