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I want to re install OS X, what should I do before I get started? |
Create a back up Sign out of iTunes Sign out of iCloud Sign out of iMessage After you have done all of you things you already to erase and reinstall OS X |
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I have followed the previous steps, and I am ready to reinstall OS X. How do I get started? |
Hold down command immediately after turning on or restarting your Mac. This will start OS recovery. Alternatively hold down option command r to start up from OS Internet recovery. |
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Start up is complete and I am in the OS X utilities window. What now? |
Choose from one of the following.
Restore from Time Machine backup.
Reinstall OS X.
Get help online.
Disk utility. |
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What other options are available in the utilities menu in the menu bar? |
Firmware password utility Network utility Terminal |
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What keyboard shortcut can I use to install the version of OS X that was last installed on my Mac? |
Command-R |
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What keyboard shortcut installs the version of OS X that originally came with my Mac? |
Option-command-R |
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If I need to repair or erase my start up disk or other hard disk, what do I use? |
Disk utility |
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I need help reinstalling for my Mac. What do I do? |
Use the get help online feature. |
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Can I do this without an Internet connection? |
No. |
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My computer automatically booted to OS X Internet recovery. Why did that happen? |
Newer Mac computers and some older Mac computers automatically try to start from OS X Internet recovery when unable to start from OS X recovery. If that happens, your computer's memory and start up disk or tested before start up completes |
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What do I do after I reach the utilities window? |
Open disk utility from the OS X utilities window then erase your built-in hard disk using OS X extended (journaled) format. Quit disk utility when done |
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After deleting my hard disk in disk utility, what do I do? |
Choose a reinstall OS X from the OS X utilities window, then follow the on-screen instructions. |
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I want to upgrade to the latest version of OS X with the install. How can I do that? |
You can't. You have to upgrade it via the Mac App Store after reinstalling. |
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What do I do after it completes? |
When complete, your Mac will restart to a set up assistant. Press command-Q, then click shut down. That way the new owner can complete the steps of the set up assistant using their own information. |
