Having had a wonderful time with the beta, you may be planning to update from Macos Mojave beta to the official version for a smooth-sailing experience. Knowing that the future betas may not bring too many earth-shattering features, it’s apt to settle down with a more stable operating system finally, isn’t it?
The process of opting out of beta version and installing public release on Mac is as simple as it’s on iPhone and Apple Watch. As a user, this is exactly what you would love to have so that you can switch between the pre-release version and the official one painlessly.
How to Opt Out of macOS Mojave Beta Program and Install Official Version
How to Unenroll Your Mac to Stop Getting macOS Mojave Beta Updates
Step #1. Launch System Preferences on your Mac.
Step #2. Now, click on Software Update.
Step #3. Next, click on Details that is right under the Software Update icon.
Step #4. Next up, you see a message saying, “This Mac is enrolled in the Apple Developer seed program. Do you want to restore default update settings?”
One thing worth noting is that it won’t any previous updates. However, your Mac will no longer receive any beta updates.
Click on Restore Defaults.
Step #5. Up next, you have to confirm using your Touch ID or password that you want to unenroll your Mac so that it stops getting the beta updates.
Once you have opted out of the beta program, your road ahead will be clear for the stable version. Do note that the process of updating software in Macos Mojave is different.
For a change, you will need to get it done from the System Preferences (and not from Mac App Store like in macOS High Sierra or earlier.)
How to Perform System Updates in macOS Mojave on Mac
Step #1. Open System Preferences on your Mac.
Step #2. Now, click on Software Update.
Step #3. Next, click on Update Now. And then allow the software update to get completed peacefully.
Grab a cup of coffee so that your wait for the successful installation keeps boredom at bay!
Wrapping up:
That’s how you can return to the official version of the macOS without breaking any sweat. I have had a great time while digging and testing the new features that have arrived in the latest macOS version. And the ones that I’ve found pretty neat are: Dark Mode, Dynamic Desktop and Continuity Camera.
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