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Mac OS X 10.4.7 Special Report: Don't skip update verification process

Mac OS X 10.4.7 Special Report: Don't skip update verification process

CNET staff
2 min read

Although the option to skip verification of a Mac OS X updater is offered by several shareware utilities like OnyX and Cocktail, you should not invoke this functionality when applying updates. Skipping verification can cause corruption issues or checksum problems to go unnoticed, resulting in problems later.

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  • OnyX
  • Cocktail
  • Release Notes
  • Common Workarounds
  • Reverting (downgrading) to...
  • AirPort connectivity issue...
  • Bluetooth: Erratic device ...
  • Cellular data modems now n...
  • CS2 apps (Photoshop, etc.)...
  • Digital camera problems --...
  • Don't skip update verification process
  • Dozens of SMB processes sp...
  • Example of the dangers in ...
  • External drives not recogn...
  • FireWire device recognitio...
  • Increased fan activity -- ...
  • Intel re-release: Determin...
  • Internet access problems c...
  • iSync issues
  • MacBook Pro screen failure...
  • MacBook (13"): Vertical multi-colored lines at startup after Mac OS X 10.4.7 update
  • Microsoft Word crashing fr...
  • Palm synchronization issue...
  • Printing issues -- fixes
  • Problems caused by devices...
  • Problems starting up after...
  • Quark Xpress 6.5: Problems...
  • Rosetta problems -- potent...
  • Safari: Problems accessing...
  • SoundSticks unrecognized -...
  • Spotlight will be re-enabl...
  • SuperDrive burn issues -- ...
  • Third-party displays causi...
  • Trackpad difficulties -- i...
  • Two-finger click functionality now enabled on 15" MacBook Pros, PowerBooks
  • USB problems (device recog...
  • Widget "phone home" function actually a security measure
  • Windows sharing and proces...
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