Reboot Mac from command line
Open terminal and type "sudo shutdown -r now" (Without quotes), you should be prompted for a password.
Open terminal and type "sudo shutdown -r now" (Without quotes), you should be prompted for a password.
Open terminal type "sudo softwareupdate -i -a" (Without quotes) Hit enter Supply the password when it asks Reboot if prompted.
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