How to install macOS Sequoia on your Mac
Macworld Apple does a big update of macOS (the operating system that runs on Macs) once a year, bringing new features and interface tweaks. One of these major macOS updates is due on September 16, 2024. In this article, we will offer you guidance on how to install macOS Sequoia. We’ll also explain what to do if you experience any of the usual issues that can arise when a new version of macOS is installed and how to avoid those issues in the first place.  Updating your Mac is easy, free, and not nearly as time-consuming as it used to be, but there are a few things we recommend you do first to prepare your Mac, so we recommend that you also read how to get your Mac ready for macOS Sequoia. Despite the ease of installation for most, some people do encounter issues, so we’ll run through the potential headaches and any problems you may encounter and how to fix any problems encountered while updating your Mac. If things get really complicated we also have:  Fixes for Macs that won’t update macOS. But we aren’t only interested in Sequoia. There are other older versions of macOS, including Sonoma, Ventura, and Monterey that you may also wish to update, perhaps on an older Mac, or on a Mac that can’t run Sequoia. So, we also include advice below to help with that, as well as in a separate story about How to download old versions of macOS. You may also like to find out: what version of macOS your Mac runs and how to run new macOS on an old Mac. If you fancy trying out new macOS features before they are released to the general public, you might like to join Apple’s beta-testing program. We cover How to install the macOS beta separately. When is macOS Sequoia coming out?  Sequoia is set to arrive on September 16, 2024. It’s likely to start to appear on Macs after 10 a.m. PT, 1 p.m. ET, and 6 p.m. BST. After that time Mac users with compatible Macs will be able to download and install it, but Apple often rolls a major update like this out in phases to manage the traffic to its servers, so its availability to you may not be immediate.   Should I update my Mac to Sequoia? Wondering if you should update to Sequoia at all? Before you start the update we recommend you do the following:  Check our macOS Sequoia vs Sonoma guide to find out how it compares to the previous version. Confirm that your Mac can run Sequoia. See: macOS 15 Sequoia compatibility: Can your Mac run the new version of macOS? You may be concerned that you have some software that you need to use that may not work in the new operating system. Luckily there are a few ways you can try out Sequoia without removing an older version of macOS from your Mac, find out How to run macOS on an external hard drive or  How to dual-boot two Mac Operating Systems on your Mac. Even if none of the above are reasons for you not to install, you may still want to wait a while. It’s often the case that the first people to download a new operating system experience problems, despite the beta program that has seen thousands of people run the software on their Macs already. Our advice is that if you are at all cautious then wait a few weeks before you download the new operating system. Waiting a while also has the added benefit of it meaning you aren’t trying to download the software from Apple’s servers at the same time as everyone else, which can make the whole process very slow and frustrating. We will be logging any issues or problems we hear about in our macOS Sequoia guide.  Read on to find out how to update your Mac and install Sequoia. We’ll run through all the steps to download and install Sequoia on your Mac below. The process depends on the version of macOS you are currently running, so we will cover the different ways. Step 1: Find the macOS Sequoia Update You may see a notification on your Mac that an update is available, in which case you can click on Install. In Sonoma or Ventura: If you are running Sonoma, click on the Apple logo in the menu at the top of your screen and choose System Settings  > General  > Software Update and your Mac will search for the update.  You may also see a Sofware Update Available alert in the left column of System Settings. Software Update in System Settings (macOS Ventura and later) will alert you to the Sequoia update, Software Update in System Settings (macOS Ventura and later) will alert you to the Sequoia update, Foundry Software Update in System Settings (macOS Ventura and later) will alert you to the Sequoia update, Foundry Foundry Pre Ventura: Click on the Apple logo in the menu at the top of your screen and choose Software Update and your Mac will search for the update. Alternatively, open System Preferences and choose Software Update. Wait while your computer checks for updates.  Much older versions of macOS update via the Mac App Store. Step 2: Download the macOS update Assuming you see the macOS update, the process to download it works as follows: Click on Upgrade Now to download the installer for the new version of macOS. While the installer is being downloaded you will be able to continue to use your Mac. It may take a while to download, especially if it’s very large and your network is slow. Once the installer has downloaded you should see a window pop up on your Mac asking you to start the install process. If you are ready to install move to the next step.  If you don’t want to install the software yet, perhaps because you are making a bootable installer of macOS, you can find the installer file in the Applications folder via the Finder. Step 3: Install the macOS update If you are all set to install the update to macOS, and don’t mind your Mac being out of action for a while (it can take hours on a launch night!) start the installation. Click to install the new version of macOS. Follow the onscreen instructions to finish installing the software update.  What to do if your Mac won’t update macOS While you shouldn’t encounter problems if you have made sure your Mac is prepared for the macOS update and read how to get your Mac ready for macOS, it is possible you will encounter issues. Here’s an explanation of the problems you might encounter–in most cases the best solution is to try again later.  Make sure you have plenty of space on your SSD or hard drive. Your Mac needs a lot of space available to unpack the installer and install the update. If there isn’t enough space things can go wrong and you might see a message like, “macOS could not be installed on your computer. ” Read: How to make space on Mac.  Make sure that you have a good network connection. If your Wi-Fi is flakey then move closer to the router, or even better, switch to ethernet if that is an option. If you see a message like, “The network connection was lost,” your network is likely the problem. Read: How to fix Wi-Fi problems on a Mac Sometimes a macOS update won’t download or times out because too many people are trying to download it at the same time. If you are trying to install an update around the time it launches expect issues like this. If Apple’s servers are overloaded you may even find the installation stops as it tries to verify your details with Apple. Your download may freeze: here’s what to do if your Mac freezes during the installation process. Check Apple’s system status to see if anything has gone wrong at Apple’s end: see Apple’s System Status page. For more advice about what to do if you encounter problems read Fixes for Macs that won’t update macOS. How long will the macOS update take? It can vary, based on your internet connection and how many people are also trying to get the update. For example, when we tried updating macOS Big Sur four years ago, our Mac said it would take 10 hours to download the 11.98GB file. When upgrading to Ventura in 2022, the download was 6.37GB. So be prepared to wait a while for Sequoia, Sonoma, Ventura, Monterey or any other version of macOS downloads, especially if you are on a poor Wi-Fi network. You may want to leave your Mac downloading the operating system update overnight. And that’s before you even start the installation at which point you won’t even be able to use your Mac. Expect the actual installation to take up to an hour–it can go faster than that, but don’t expect it to be done in a few minutes. How to update an older version of macOS Not everyone is updating to the latest version of macOS, so we will cover the other options below.  How to update to Sonmoa (not Sequoia) If you are running Ventura on your Mac and can update to Sequoia you will only see the Sequoia update as an option. What if you want to update to Sonoma instead? Here’s what to do:  Click on this link which will open the the Mac App Store on the page for Sonoma.  Click on Get.  You will see a message: “Are you sure you want to download macOS Sonoma”. Click on Download.  Wait while your Mac downloads the installer. Once the installer is downloaded you will be able to install macOS Sonoma on your Mac. How to update to Ventura (not Sonoma) If you are running Monterey on your Mac and can update to Sonoma you will see the Sonoma update as an option. What if you want to update to Ventura instead? Here’s what to do:  Click on this link which will open the the Mac App Store on the page for Ventura.  Click on Get.  You will see a message: “Are you sure you want to download macOS Ventura”. Click on Download.  Wait while your Mac downloads the installer. Once the installer is downloaded you will be able to install macOS Ventura on your Mac. Updating from Monterey, Big Sur, Catalina or Mojave If you are running any of the above versions of macOS you will be able to install a new version of macOS via System Preferences > Software Update following the process outlined above, as long as your Mac supports the update.  For help getting hold of those versions of the macOS read: How to download old versions of macOS. Updating macOS using the Mac App Store If you’re running High Sierra or an older version of macOS you will need to update macOS via the Mac App Store. You should be able to find the version of macOS you are after using one of the links below (if you don’t see it we recommend closing and re-opening the Mac App Store).  You may prefer to obtain the macOS installer using this method if you have already installed the version of macOS on your Mac and want to make a bootable macOS installer so you can install it on a number of Macs. Search for Sonoma or click on the link to the version of macOS you require: Ventura,  Monterey and Big Sur. This will launch the App Store on your Mac. Click on Get (older versions of the App Store might have a Download button). If you already have this version installed on your Mac you will see a warning: Are you sure you want to download…” Click on Download.  Fill out your Apple ID information if prompted. The Installer will start to download, you can see how long it will take if you look at the bar under Downloading. Luckily the download happens in the background, so you can continue to work or surf the web. Once the installer file has downloaded a window will pop up on your Mac telling you and asking you to Continue…  If you want to install then click Continue and wait while the update installs on your Mac.  If you don’t want to install the update don’t click Continue and just close the installer. The Installer file can be found in Applications. If you are hoping to install an even older version of the Mac operating system we explain how to do this here: How to get older versions of macOS or OS X. The section below will explain how to update via the Mac App Store. For information about Apple’s terms and conditions for using macOS read:  Should you agree to Apple’s terms and conditions? Apple keeps older versions of macOS that are compatible with your Mac in the App Store. Apple keeps older versions of macOS that are compatible with your Mac in the App Store.Foundry Apple keeps older versions of macOS that are compatible with your Mac in the App Store.Foundry Foundry

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Macworld macOS Sequoia will be arriving on Macs on September 16, 2024. There are lots of new features coming to Macs with the new update to the operating system and we can’t wait to install it (read about what’s you need to know about macOS Sequoia). But before Sequoia arrives there are a few things we recommend that you do before installing it. It’s not only for Sequoia that you should prepare your Mac though, it’s good practice to run these checks on your Mac whenever you are updating the operating system. We recommend that you follow the steps below to make sure your Mac is ready for a new operating system as it will minimize your risk of having problems either during or after the update. How to prepare your Mac for an OS update We recommend that you don’t jump right in and install new software straight away–by which we mean the minute Apple releases it. Regardless of how stringent Apple’s test process is, there are inevitably issues with the initial download. And even if there are no issues often Apple’s servers get overloaded as everyone rushes to update and that can really slow the process down. So we recommend you hold your horses and do some tidying up and preparation first. However, there are a few things worth checking before you download a new version of the Mac operating system at any time. So before you start to update macOS on your Mac–at any time–we recommend that you run through the list below first. You will be less likely to have problems following the update and you will thank us for it. Here are the steps you should go through when updating your Mac to the latest version of macOS. We’ll run through each step below (apart from the last two, which are addressed in detail separately). Find out if there are any problems with the version of macOS you require. Check that your Mac and the software you need is supported. Make sure you have sufficient space on your Mac. Make sure your Mac is working properly. Make a backup of your Mac. Make sure you are logged into iCloud. Make sure you are on a trusted network. Update to the latest version of your current macOS version. Download the macOS installer you need. Install macOS on your Mac. When it comes to actually downloading the installer and installing the macOS update we recommend you read this guide: How to update macOS. If you do have problems updating you may find this useful: Why can’t I update my Mac? Fixes if macOS installation fails. Do I need to wipe my Mac? Some Mac users may wonder if they should wipe their Mac before installing a major update to the operating system. Some people like to do a clean install as it can minimize issues with the update and give them a clean slate to work with. But there really isn’t a good reason to wipe your Mac first, unless you are already experiencing issues with your Mac that can’t be fixed (see Step 4 below for advice on getting your Mac healthy). If you do want to do a clean install though we have advice here: How to clean install macOS. What to do before updating macOS Before you update to macOS Sequoia, or any new version of macOS we recommend you work through the following steps to prepare your Mac for the update. 1. Check for problems with the macOS version you want to install Foundry You might be so keen to install the latest version of macOS that you jump into System Settings > General > Software Update to find the new version as soon as you hear it is available for download. But, before you start to download the software you need to check that there are no issues with the software. Sometimes it is wise to wait for others to find out there are problems before you do. Our advice is always to wait a few days before you install a big software update just in case there are bugs in the software that have slipped through the beta testing stage. Apple is usually quick to fix vulnerabilities and problems in macOS updates, but they do slip through from time to time, so it’s always worth checking that people aren’t experiencing problems. We have details of the latest version of macOS Sequoia, which will include any problems people are having. Also read our Complete list of Mac OS X & macOS versions. 2. Make sure your Mac and the software you use are supported Foundry Related to the above, you should check that your Mac will actually run the version of macOS you want to install and that you will actually be able to take advantage of the new features that appeal to you most. To find out if your Mac is supported read: Sequoia compatibility list. While you won’t be able to install a version of macOS that isn’t supported by your Mac (it won’t show up in Software Update or the Mac App Store) there are situations where the version of macOS will be available to you, but your Mac won’t be able to enjoy all the new features on offer, or even worse, installing the update will mean you lose access to Mac features you rely on currently. Another thing to check for is software compatibility. Read: Which Apps don’t work and Which Apps work on an M1 Mac. Don’t update your Mac only to then discover your version of Photoshop doesn’t work anymore! If your Mac’s not supported that doesn’t mean you can’t run that version of macOS. Doing so is just a little more complicated (and risky). Read: How to install macOS on an old unsupported Mac. 3. Make sure you have sufficient space Foundry Apple suggests that you should have 20GB of free space on your Mac’s drive before you install a new version of macOS–you may not need that much. We generally recommend that you always have 10 percent of the total space of your Mac free at all times as this does tend to avoid issues. There’s a good reason why you need the space. For example, the release candidate of Sequoia was 14.45GB; the Monterey installer was more than 12GB. The Big Sur beta was about 12GB, but Big Sur needed even more space to install itself–in some cases, people couldn’t update unless they had around 40GB free! Read: Don’t bother trying to update to Big Sur if you have a 128GB Mac. If you lack the necessary space, read this to get some tips on what to delete: How to free space on Mac. You may also find How to delete Mac Other storage and How to delete System storage on a Mac useful. How to delete Cache on a Mac is also worth a look. When we needed to clear space for Big Sur in 2020 we used CleanMyMac X to delete files, which is one of our top choices in our round-up of best Mac cleaner apps. We also discuss how to use CleanMyMac X. 4. Make sure your Mac is healthy Apple You should also make sure that your Mac is completely healthy before installing a big update to the system. It’s easy to do this by running Disk Utility, which a program included on your Mac. Open Disk Utility (in Applications/Utilities). Select your startup drive from the list on the left. Click the First Aid tab to the right. Click Verify. If Disk Utility finds problems with your drive, you’ll need to boot from a different volume to perform the actual repairs. You can do this from Recovery mode. To boot into Recovery mode you need to hold down Command+R at startup on an Intel Mac, or press and hold the Power Button at start up on an M-series Mac. Once in Recovery Mode, you’ll be able to access Disk Utility and carry out the recommended repairs. You can also run the Apple Hardware Test (for Macs older than June 2013) or Apple Diagnostics (for Macs from June 2013 or later). Both tests check your Mac for other hardware issues, such as bad RAM. Read more about using Disk Utility to fix a Mac. 5. Back up your Mac IDG Before you perform any big update to your Mac–especially if you are installing a major version of macOS–you should back up your Mac so that you have a copy of how things were before you installed the new operating system. Luckily, Apple makes it easy to back up your Mac using Time Machine, so there is no excuse not to create a Time Machine backup before installing a new version of macOS – all you need is a hard drive or SSD to do it on. We have this article about how to back up your Mac using Time Machine. We also have a guide running through all the ways you can back up a Mac. 6. Log into iCloud Apple iCloud is heavily integrated into many Apple apps and system services. Make sure you’re logged into iCloud before you start updating and things should go smoothly. 7. Make sure you’re on a trusted network IDG We advise that you make sure you are on a trusted network–avoid downloading software in hotels and cafes or any public networks because you don’t know what or who might lurk there. If you’re downloading and installing software we advise that you do so at home, at work, or at your place of education. You will probably find the download is much faster. Downloading at home or work could mean you can plug your Mac into the network rather than rely on a slow wireless download speed. To find out how to keep your Mac safe from security vulnerabilities read our Mac security tips. 8. Update to the latest version of all your software The Software Update in System Settings. Foundry Before you upgrade to the new version of macOS, make sure you install the latest updates to the version of macOS that you’re currently running. From time to time there will be software updates to improve stability, for example, and there is always a chance that you may have a problem updating to the new version of the Mac operating system if you hadn’t pre-installed this essential update to the previous version, so do your housework first. In Ventura and later, go to System Settings > General > Software Update. On a Mac with an OS older than Ventura, go to System Preferences > Software Update. You should also make sure you have updated any third-party apps too. Those updates may include changes that are required for upgrading to the latest macOS and if you don’t run the updates they may not work properly once you have updated. To update apps you’ve bought from the Mac App Store, launch the Mac App Store app and click the Updates button in the toolbar. Then click Update All, simply providing your Apple Account and password when prompted. For apps that you purchased elsewhere, you’ll need to manually install updates. You can check if there are updates available from the application’s menu, in Microsoft Word, for example, it’s a case of clicking on Help > Check for Updates. As we mentioned above, it’s important to check compatibility with your third-party apps before updating the macOS. That way you will be up and running immediately, rather than being frustrated by your favorite apps and add-ons not working. If you want more help updating your apps on your Mac read this: How to update all your Mac apps. Now you have done your homework you should be safe to install the version of macOS you require. Now read: macOS Sonoma vs macOS Sequoia.

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