Apple has launched macOS Sonona 14.1.1, an replace to the Mac working system. The discharge notes state that, “This replace gives necessary bug fixes and safety updates and is really useful for all customers.” There aren’t any different particulars within the notes, and Apple’s safety releases web site states that 14.1.1 has, “no revealed CVE entries,” which signifies that it doesn’t tackle any safety considerations within the Frequent Vulnerabilities and Exposures database.
Apple has additionally launched macOS Ventura 13.6.2, which doesn’t seem on Apple’s Developer web site, however it’s talked about in Apple’s safety releases. It’s attainable the 13.6.2 is for the brand new 14-inch M3 MacBook Professional as a result of some clients have reported that the laptop computer has Ventura as a substitute of Sonoma, and upgrades should not being allowed. The 13.6.2 patch may enable that laptop computer to improve.
The way to set up macOS Sonoma 14.1 and Ventura 13.6.2
Earlier than putting in the replace, we advocate backing up your Mac’s information. The set up requires an web connection and the Mac might want to restart. The replace is 818.6MB.
- Click on on the Apple menu and choose System Settings.
- Within the left column, click on on Normal.
- In the principle part click on on Software program Replace.
- The Mac will test for the replace. If it’s out there to put in, you’ll be able to click on Replace Now to proceed. If you don’t see the replace, test once more at a later time.
For extra info, take a look at our macOS Sonoma superguide
