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It's called "MacOS Version" rather than "OS X El Capitan".
[SOLVED] Strange! Look at the head title
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Strange! Look at the head title
That's strange. Compare yours with mine - Same build number too.
Maybe you should search your config.plist for "MacOS Version".
That's strange. Compare yours with mine - Same build number too.
Maybe you should search your config.plist for "MacOS Version".
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Strange! Look at the head title
Go the the file of /Users/XXX/Library/Preferences/com.apple.SystemProfiler.plist, then change the title of your OS X version. See the screenshot.
PS: open the plist file by Xcode
Finally I have resolved the issue. How to?
Go the the file of /Users/XXX/Library/Preferences/com.apple.SystemProfiler.plist, then change the title of your OS X version. See the screenshot.
PS: open the plist file by Xcode
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