Upgrades Past 12.1 Don't Show Up...

[OG Nerd]

I know I had this issue with another box and Shaneee told me what to change, however I cannot find that post. I am having the same issue with another box, when I check updates it says there are none, it is on 12.1. If I remember it was a simple setting in config.plist, however, I cannot find it. Do you by any chance know what setting would cause it to state there are no new updates past 12.1?

 

[Edhawk]

Make sure you have enabled SIP, if you disabled it previously for any reason.

Yes there are a couple of updates newer than Monterey 12.1.

Monterey updates to 12.2 and 12.2.1 have been released, 12.3 is due shortly.

 

[Edhawk]

Check that SecureBootModel is set as Default, not Disabled.

 

[OG Nerd]

Check that SecureBootModel is set as Default, not Disabled.

That was it, thank you. I changed it from Disabled to Default and works now.

 

[OG Nerd]

For anyone searching for solution to this, SecureBootModel is in the Misc./Security section of Config.plist

 

[naresh]

Hi,
Im not seeing any update, I have SecureBootModel is in Default mode and SIP is enabled, but still not showing the update, please help me. Thanks in advance.

 

[askunk]

Hi,
Im not seeing any update, I have SecureBootModel is in Default mode and SIP is enabled, but still not showing the update, please help me. Thanks in advance.

I had the same problem with 12.1. Solved by creating a bootable 12.2 full installer and "re-installing" macOS 12.2 over the 12.1 on my Ryzentosh. It worked perfectly. And now even the 12.3 update showed up.

 

[naresh]

I had the same problem with 12.1. Solved by creating a bootable 12.2 full installer and "re-installing" macOS 12.2 over the 12.1 on my Ryzentosh. It worked perfectly. And now even the 12.3 update showed up.

I don't want install again with updated version, I want install update by system only. Thanks for you help.

 

[askunk]

I don't want install again with updated version, I want install update by system only. Thanks for you help.

As you wish. But bear in mind that it doesn't change much. It just may take a few more minutes.
I had this problem only with 12.1. Installing the update with the full 12.2 installer solved it and now I have the 12.3 update waiting in System Preferences.