#UNCOVERIT FOR OSX 10.9 INSTALL#
#UNCOVERIT FOR OSX 10.9 UPDATE#

Separately, for users who are not running OS X Mavericks, Security Updates are available for OS X Lion and OS X Mountain Lion.

Improves login speed for users in Active Directory groupsįor detailed information about this update, please visit:įor detailed information about the security content of this update, please visit:.

Improves stability when installing configuration profiles.

Improves reliability of network home directories.

Improves reliability of copying, editing and inspecting permissions of files on an SMB file server.

Resolves an issue that prevented Font Book from installing PostScript Type 1 fonts.

Improves the reliability of VPN connections using IPsec.

Adds the ability to sync contacts and calendars between a Mac and iOS device using a USB connection.

Improves 4K display support on Mac Pro (Late 2013) and MacBook Pro with 15-inch Retina Display (Late 2013).

It improves the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac.

#UNCOVERIT FOR OSX 10.9 UPDATE#

The OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 Update is recommended for all Mavericks users. OS X 10.9.3 Release NotesĬomplete release notes accompanying OS X 10.9.3 in the Mac App Store are as follows, full security releated release notes are further below: Installing 10.9.3 requires a download and reboot, the package size varies depending on the Mac being installed on, but should be roughly 400-500MB.įor users who don’t want to update through the App Store, OS X 10.9.3 Combo Updaters will be made available shortly from Apple.

Wait for OS X 10.9.3 to appear in the Updates list (hit Command+R to refresh if it doesn’t appear) and choose ‘Update’.

Go to the  Apple menu and choose “Software Update” to launch the Mac App Store.

As usual, the easiest way to do that is with Time Machine, just start a backup and let it complete before proceeding with the update.

#UNCOVERIT FOR OSX 10.9 INSTALL#

Download & Install OS X 10.9.3 UpdateĪlways back up your Mac before installing system updates.

Now, Mac users have the choice to sync that data locally, or continue to sync it through iCloud, depending on their personal preferences. The latter feature addition is perhaps most notable for many Mac users, because it allows for the ability for contacts and calendars to sync directly from an iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch to a Mac using a USB connection, something that was initially removed from OS X Mavericks in favor of iCloud only syncing. Specifically, OS X 10.9.3 includes improved support for 4K displays attached to Mac Pro and MacBook Pro Retina Macs, improvements to the stability of VPN connections using IPSec, a Safari update, and the ability to locally sync some data with iOS devices via USB.

Uncoverit for osx 10.9