Fix - Updated from OSX El Capitan Gold Master to Final Release, andbeta update keeps showing in AppStore

So, if you installed OSX Beta or GoldMaster versions, your account enrolled for pre-release updates.

Now, you installed OSX El Capitan from app store (final release, 10.11) but in AppStore -> Updates, Developer Beta keeps whowing you to update to version 10.11.1. This is because your account has now enrolled to pre-release updates.

To fix this, go to System Preferences ->
AppStore
You can see there is a setting called "Your computer is set to receive pre-release Software Update seeds".
Click "Change" and then "Do not show pre-release Updates".

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Done. You can now refresh the Updates tab in AppStore.
Everything is clean.
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