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* [Can I use the same USB install media as a universal installer?](#can-i-use-the-same-usb-install-media-as-a-universal-installer)
* [Can I use OTA updates?](#can-i-use-ota-updates)
* [Can I use automatic updates?](#can-i-use-automatic-updates)
* [Why are macOS updates so large?](#why-are-macOS-updates-so-large)
* [Can I update to macOS betas?](#can-i-update-to-macos-betas)
* [Can I downgrade macOS while keeping data?](#can-i-downgrade-macos-while-keeping-data)
* [Why is my system slow?](#why-is-my-system-slow)
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System Preferences -> Software Update -> Advanced -> Disable "Download new updates when available".
## Why are macOS updates so large?
macOS by default uses a sealed system volume that is unwritable. When the seal is broken, macOS thinks the volume is broken and downloads a full copy of macOS for every update to "repair" it to a known state. In order for root patching to work, this seal has to be broken since root patching by design requires on-disk file manipulation. This is also why root patches have to be reinstalled after each update.
## Can I update to macOS betas?