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I restarted my browser, hit the Silverlight site again, and downloaded the Silverlight.dmg file. Fortunately they link you to an uninstall page on their site, so I just deleted the paths specified there: rm -rf /Library/Internet\ Plug-Ins/ugin /Library/Receipts/Silverlight.pkg /Library/Receipts/Silverlight_W2_MIX.pkg /Library/Internet\ Plug-Ins/ugin /Library/Receipts/WPFe.pkg

I needed to download a copy of the Silverlight.dmg file, but quickly found that if you hit the Silverlight site, and already have Silverlight installed you couldn’t get to the download. I am a Linux Systems/DevOps Engineer by trade, so I of course interact with most of my daily tasks from the command line. I had a hard time finding the information anywhere, and figured that, while this is somewhat specific to Silverlight, that it may be useful to others.Īlthough I use a Mac, and love the beauty of it’s UI, I spend most of my time on the command line. I spent about an hour, and learned some really cool things about the installation process for Mac apps packaged as ‘.pkg’ files, and how to go about installing them manually. I love attempting to resolve obscure issues, and after watching him struggle for a few days I decided to help out. This intrigued me, as many random things do. Can someone help me solve this? cl.ly/image/2r3U1H38…- Aaron Brazell December 25, 2012 I have never been able to run Silverlight on my 3 month old Macbook Air. A few weeks ago Aaron Brazell mentioned on Twitter that he had been unable to run Silverlight on his brand new Macbook Air: