In some very old App deployments, the install of the app was tied to the [email protected] Apple ID. These Apps and updates are managed through Self Service on your Mac. This guide will show you how to tell which Apps are tied to an Apple ID and how to install these updates through Self Service.
Step-by-step guide
Click on the Apple icon in the top-left corner of the Menu Bar, then select "App Store..."
If you have updates available in the App Store, you can either click "Update All" or click "Update" on individual items.
If you see the message below asking to sign in to the [email protected] Apple ID, this means one or more of the App updates will need to be installed from Self Service. Click Cancel and continue on to the next step to install these updates from Self Service.
Note:
Some updates will still need to be installed from Software Update in the App Store.
Go to your Applications folder by clicking your desktop background, then in the Menu Bar select Go > Applications, or open Finder and select Applications. Open the Self Service application.
In Self Service, select Log In. Use your AppState credentials to complete the login.
Note:
It may take some time to log in while Self Service is checking for available software.
Once you have logged in, click on the ASU-Software Updates category in the left pane.
This category includes an item for Installing Apple Updates, but that is not what we need. For the specific app update tied to the [email protected] account, find the App name and click Install to update it.
Important:
If you do not see any Apps listed but know you have an App tied to [email protected], please contact tech support at support.appstate.edu.