If you know what the software updates were, you can just go directly to Apple and get them from there.
To see what they are, go to >system preferences>software updates>installed software.
Ok, well if you could give a little detail as to what you are trying to do, what the problem was, what Mac you are using and what OS you are running, then maybe we can help you.
My computer said there was an update ready to be installed, and that it needed to be restarted. I just let it do its thing and mail stopped working, because it was not in the applications folder for the update.
I want to re do the update now that the mail app is back in the applications folder.
Re-installing from the disc did not work.
imac 21.5 3.06 Intel Core 2 Duo
Mac OS X version 10.6.6
The update was installed on the night of january 30.
Do you remember what the update was? If so, head over to Apple's site and search for the update there. As long as you know the name of the update, you should be able to reapply it.
The update that includes the Mac App Store is the 10.6.6 update for OS X. If that is the update that was causing the problems, you are indeed getting the right file.
Using the "main" search (the search in the top right corner) on their home page won't help with support. To find updates and other system related downloads, you need to use their support search (for downloads) which can be found here.
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