It's the strangest thing but my Macbookpro just got a message to upgrade to Monterey, but I already am - this makes no sense. It's asking me to download it. How can I get it to recognize that I've already done that?
Thank you for your reply, Rebelrona3126,
Very strange, as you say!
You may want to see if adjusting the settings in:
System Preferences > Software Updates > Advanced
will halt the notifications for the time being
Eg:
And / or
You might want to send feedback to Apple.
(We are all Apple users, like yourself in this community.)
They likely won't reply, but if others are also seeing the same thing, they may act.
All the best :-)
Hi Rebelrona3126
Could it be an update, rather than an upgrade ?
Monterey has had a few updates already, the latest being Monterey 12.4
What's new in the updates for macOS Monterey – Apple Support
You might want to check which Monterey version is installed on your Mac
Click the Black Apple icon on the left in the top menu >
Choose "About this Mac" from the dropdown menu.
If .you already have Monterey 12.4
Try going to System Preferences > Software Updates >
Does it say "Your Mac is up to date" ?
Else you might want to "Check for updates", so the system recognises it is up to date.
All the best :-)
It does say I’m up to date as that was the first thing I checked. I’m on 12.4. And I did check for updates. And it stated I was up to date. So I guess we’ll see. Seems like a strange hiccup.
It keeps asking me to upgrade to Monterey but I already am
