macOS 14.4.1 Released To The General Public With A Fix For Major Issues On The Mac – Download Now!

Apple has made the latest iOS 14.4.1 update available to the general public, addressing ongoing issues that arose after the release of macOS 14.4. The update can be accessed through the System Settings on compatible Mac devices and is now available for all users. The changelog, detailing the updates included in the latest version, has been provided by Apple and can be viewed below for further information.

macOS 14.4.1 Update Addresses Ongoing Issues on Apple Devices

The release of macOS 14.4 was noteworthy due to the addition of several useful tools and modifications to the App Store aimed at developers. However, certain Mac models were unable to detect an external USB Hub after the update, rendering the device unusable. As a precaution, we recommend that users hold off on updating to the latest version until the company issues a solution.

We recommend downloading and installing the latest build on your compatible Mac if you are experiencing any problems. This can easily be done by going to the Software Update section in System Settings. For more information, please refer to the complete changelog below:

This update provides bug fixes for your Mac, including:
– USB hubs connected to external displays may not be recognized
– Copy protected Audio Unit plug-ins designed for professional music apps may not open or pass validation
– Apps that include Java may quit unexpectedly
For information on the security content of Apple software updates, please visit this website: https://support.apple.com/kb/HT201222

As evidenced in the changelog above, Apple has addressed the issue of apps unexpectedly quitting due to Java, in addition to fixing other bugs. This problem was widespread among developers and had also been acknowledged by Oracle. Although macOS 14.4.1 resolves several issues, it is considered a minor update as it does not include any major visible changes. Considering the recent release of macOS 14.4, it is premature to request an update with numerous additional upgrades.

Apple has yet to release a beta for macOS 14.5 to developers, and it is presumed that the company will announce new beta builds either today or in the following weeks. An event is also expected to be hosted by Apple to reveal the new iPad Pro models, which could be the reason for the delay in beta updates. This is because the upcoming build may contain information about Apple’s upcoming products. However, we will continue to provide the latest updates, so stay tuned for more information.