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How do you make OSX Upgrade Non-Interactive? (Disable Entry of Apple ID on Reboot, etc)

  • October 17, 2017
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Hugonaut
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Hello All,

We have a good number of machines with 10.9.5, currently have a 10.10.5 upgrade in self service. Would like to make this upgrade non interactive. Example; Upon Upgrade Completion, Users are asked to enter an Apple ID or Skip the step. How do I hide this step so the upgrade is seemless?

Thanks!

Best answer by Hugonaut

for the record figured it out if anyone comes across this,

used this shell script - https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2014/10/16/disabling-the-icloud-and-diagnostics-pop-up-windows-in-yosemite/

created a plist, put it in launch daemons and had it call on the derflounder script.

Then update runs, installs, boots, no diagnostics.

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  • October 17, 2017

You will want to push a config profile with this setting:

This assumes you have MDM enabled or a workflow for using configuration profiles.

    Hugonaut
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    • October 17, 2017

    This Was Driving me Crazy, I've been filing through settings like you wouldn't believe. Thank you, checking out now

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    Hugonaut
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    • October 17, 2017

    It skipped that during initial setup & logged in & then it went back to the cloud 'Sign in with Your Apple ID' screen again... any other possible solutions?!

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    • October 17, 2017

    I think that profile works on 10.11+?

    @Hugonaut 10.10.5.. now? 10.13 was released this month. Can I ask why so far behind?

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    • October 17, 2017

    @bentoms Thanks for clarifying that! Still cant figure this out -_-

    I work at a school and we've been using macs for quite some time now, dating back to leopard. All students get macbooks, we have macbook pros from 2011 in use, as well as 2015 macbook airs. We are staying behind due to some hardware/software compatibility issues. (We do have Sierra & High Sierra machines for the staff though)

    looking forward to getting everyone on el cap though! just a matter of time

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    • October 26, 2017

    for the record figured it out if anyone comes across this,

    used this shell script - https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2014/10/16/disabling-the-icloud-and-diagnostics-pop-up-windows-in-yosemite/

    created a plist, put it in launch daemons and had it call on the derflounder script.

    Then update runs, installs, boots, no diagnostics.

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