Detailed in a new support document published by the company, Apple has this week released a small (but welcome) software update for MacBook Air owners. MacBook Air EFI Firmware Update 2.6 has been designed to fix a color issue with HDMI displays which may be connected to Apple’s MacBook Air, alongside “resolv[ing] an issue with Windows which can prevent MacBook Air from booting properly.”
In addition, the new update also contains fixes for an issue where “unplugging a Thunderbolt device may cause the system to freeze when waking from standby.”
The update – (which weighs-in at 4.76 MB) – is available for download by heading to the “Updates” tab now located within the Mac App Store, or alternatively, can be downloaded right here.






















