This fix is available when starting up from a NetInstall image created from the macOS 10.12.5 installer. Prevents a potential kernel panic when starting up from a NetInstall image.Resolves an issue, affecting some enterprise and education customers, that may cause the system date to be set to the year 2040.Adds support for more digital camera RAW formats.Adds support for media-free installation of Windows 10 Creators Update using Boot Camp.Enhances compatibility of the Mac App Store with future software updates.Fixes an issue where audio may stutter when played through USB headphones.After loading for about 3 minutes (normally takes 10 seconds) it fails. As we reported earlier, the update brings a wide range of security fixes and patches but as Ars Technica spotted, it also includes further improvements, listed in its release notes: After upgrading to mavericks Mac OS adobe premiere elements 11 will not open. Now, that issue is finally fixed, as Apple has added support for the Creators Update in its latest macOS update, 10.12.5 Sierra, which it released earlier today. However, Apple did not support clean installs of the Creators Update in Boot Camp, so the only way to get close to installing it from scratch would be to first install the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, and then upgrade to the Creators Update from there.
Early last month, Microsoft released the Windows 10 Creators Update for PCs, making it available initially as a manual installation, before beginning its general rollout via Windows Update on April 11.
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