How to close / remove the “upgrade OSX” notification ?

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I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.

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I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?

The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)

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I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.

upgrade OSX notification screenshot

I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?

The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)

asked Nov 19 at 22:03

sam

1,010103155

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up vote
4
down vote

favorite

I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.

upgrade OSX notification screenshot

I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?

The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)

asked Nov 19 at 22:03

sam

1,010103155

I keep getting an "upgrade OSX" notification (see screenshot below) with the only options being to "install" or "details" which provides more info.

upgrade OSX notification screenshot

I want to do neither, is there a way i can just close it, or better still prevent it coming up in the first place ?

The machine in question is currently running OSX 10.11.6 (latest patches)

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asked Nov 19 at 22:03

sam

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asked Nov 19 at 22:03

sam

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asked Nov 19 at 22:03

sam

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asked Nov 19 at 22:03

sam

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asked Nov 19 at 22:03

sam

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Open App Store in System Preferences

Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)

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edited Nov 20 at 0:09

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

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I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
Nov 19 at 23:33

@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
Nov 20 at 0:12

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up vote
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Open App Store in System Preferences

Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 0:09

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

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I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
Nov 19 at 23:33

@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
Nov 20 at 0:12

add a comment |

up vote
4
down vote

Open App Store in System Preferences

Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 0:09

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

35.5k540113

3

I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
Nov 19 at 23:33

@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
Nov 20 at 0:12

add a comment |

up vote
4
down vote

Open App Store in System Preferences

Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 0:09

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

35.5k540113

Open App Store in System Preferences

Tell it not to bother you (uncheck all)

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 0:09

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

35.5k540113

edited Nov 20 at 0:09

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

35.5k540113

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

35.5k540113

answered Nov 19 at 22:51

Buscar웃

35.5k540113

3

I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
Nov 19 at 23:33

@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
Nov 20 at 0:12

add a comment |

3

I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
Nov 19 at 23:33

@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
Nov 20 at 0:12

I currently have mine setup like this : imgur.com/a/wcDWiGu , is there a way to keep them like this so that it will auto install app updates and security patches, but not OSX major releases eg. 10.11 -> 10.12 and bug me about new major releases of OSX ?
– sam
Nov 19 at 23:33

@shoover Yes, thank you
– Buscar웃
Nov 20 at 0:12

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