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How to remove macOS Sonoma beta

If you’re a developer, or just curious about what the next version of macOS will be like to use, you can install the beta of the upcoming version on your Mac. But what do you do when you no longer want to run the beta?

If it’s causing havoc with your Mac, you are fed up with having to set aside hours each week while the latest update is installed or you want to keep the most recent stable version rather than spoil things with the next update read on. We’ll run through the simple steps to revert from the Sonoma beta to the full version of Ventura, before running through the more complex process.

HOW TO STOP GETTING THE MACOS BETA

The first thing to do is remove yourself from Apple’s macOS beta programme as this will

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