In this guide, we’ll show you how to update macOS automatically. Also, we’ll take you through the process of updating your apps with a single click-the magic possible thanks to MacKeeper’s Update Tracker. Follow these steps to check for new Apple software updates on your Mac: If you’re starting a new habit of upgrading your macOs, we’re glad to hear.Go to the Apple menu and choose About This Mac.Click Software Update in the window that opens.Click Upgrade Now to download and install that update The System will search for new macOS updates, and you’ll need to wait a short while.If the update is already downloaded, click Restart Now to install it instead.Note from our experts: It could take anywhere between five minutes and five hours to download and install a new software update for your Mac, depending on the size of the update and the speed of your internet connection. How to set your Mac to automatically update macOS When the update is downloaded, your Mac will prompt you to Restart so it can install the update. Open the Software Updatepage in the System Preferences.It’s a good idea to tell your Mac to update macOS automatically, so you never need to worry about missing an important update. Check the box that says Automatically keep my Mac up to date. Just like with the operating system, it’s also important to regularly update all the apps on your Mac. Installing the latest software updates for your Mac apps ensures you’ve all the latest features with none of the latest bugs. Unfortunately, it’s not as easy to update all your apps as it is to update macOS.
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