I'm sure we're both using Leopard. I know I am, and my friend recently got her Macbook as well, so I'm assuming it's the same there. I actually was able to just update and install once, but as I said, I do know what she's referring to. As for the first suggestion, no. I've never even heard of that. I'm going to try and update now and see what happens. I hope the new Safari comes in this package if it really is that good.
Thanks, Tiffanitsa On 3/18/08, vashaun jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Have you tried repairing disc permissions under utilities? > On Mar 18, 2008, at 11:53 AM, Tiffany D wrote: > > > Geia sas, > > > > a friend posted this in her LiveJournal and has given me permission to > > repost it here. I have the same problem and we're both looking for > > help. > > > > "I have a question for Mac people. Every time I try to run Mac > > updates, VO just says "busy" and it just sits there and I either have > > to do forced quit or reboot. I have been trying to give it plenty of > > time to do it's thing but it doesn't appear to be doing anything and > > just says "busy." Anyone got any ideas? What am I doing wrong? I > > would love to fix it so I can use it more because I keep hoping that > > if I just leave it alone so it can run updates that it will eventually > > run them." > > > > Thanks, > > Two Troubled Mac Users > > > > >
