MacBook Pro Software Update

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Wouldnt work on my machine...

I wasn't having any problems before the update. Everything went smoothly and my MacBook Pro is running fine.

Installed here with no undesirable consequences.

Second try, this time through Software Update from the Apple Menu. Emaculatio praecox. Again. Thanks, but no thanks.

Better be careful - my MBP 13 2011 would shut down prematurely during each boot after installing this update. Fortunately I made a backup of my boot disk before updating - restored from that and everything's back to normal. YMMV, though.

****** Make note of your Startup items, because most will be deleted

It's about time! ;) Don

Is this an update for the Macbook Pros that where released today? Mid 2010 models. That's fast. Thanks ... Ken

The first keystroke sometimes ignored when typing has not been fixed with the update for MacBooks and MacBook Pros, and Apple has now locked the huge thread about the problem on their forums. I therefore encourage you to sign this partition: http://www.PetitionOnline.com/mbpkeyms/petition.html

Same for me, this update has not fixed the delay with the first key. Come on Apple fix it please as this is my first experience with a MackBook Pro 8 weeks old and has already been back to the shop for repair with a battery problem that took 8 days to repair . I am a very unsatisfied mac user at the moment.

I have an odd problem with this update. First, it doesn't seem to actually do anything, and secondly (and probably because of the first point) it continually pops up as needing to be installed. I get the software update message every single day saying i need to install this and every single time i download it and it just comes back the next day. Anybody else had this problem?

This fix does not help on my MacBook Pro. The keys still hangs now and then and I have to restart

This does not fix the first key types somtimes not registered bug, that has been going on for years. This is ridicioulous Apple!

No problems on my 17 inch macbookpro

All seems good here on 1G MBP 2.0GHz. Seemed to make it boot even faster than it already did.

I hate the fact that I have a rev A of the MacBook Pro 17". I know, early adopter. But this really sucks that rev B comes out and now there are never ANY updates for mine. Every time there are firmware updates, updates like this and anything else for hardware my machine never gets the update because it was obsolete 6 months after being released.