Mac OSX error 0xc0000225 after erase disc.

So I erase disc, restart the Mac and now I got 0xc0000225 error, and I can’t boot to Recovery Mode or use opt+cmd+R command. What can I do?


It it says I need to press F8 or Enter, but when I press it my screen just flickering for a second.

MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.14

Posted on Jun 26, 2019 4:14 PM

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Jun 26, 2019 8:07 PM in response to babowa

Thanks for your reply! So what do I is loaded with Arch drive (not installer) and restore SSD. After this Internet recovery start working properly.


About system clean. I broke GIT client for SourceTree and instead of solving the problem I decided to just reinstall the system from scratch. Anyway everything working for now. Thank you Again!

Jun 26, 2019 7:58 PM in response to Dmitriy229

UPD: There is no need to "clean" the OS in general unless there is a specific problem.


UPD2: No.


As for the flash, I do not know. Any external needs a bootable install of your OS on it. You boot from it and then work on your internal from the external.


I assumed you also wanted to sell it since, at some point, you said something like you had the same problem as the other poster.


As for the external bootable clone: I have several external hard drives and at least 2 copies of every OS scattered over them. They are all bootable and the best way to resume working if something goes wrong.


As for that "windows" window, I have never seen anything like it, so this is not my area of expertise and have no clue how/where that is coming from. If you can't work on your internal and the external won't, my suggestion is to contact Apple tech support and/or take it to your nearest Genius Bar for a diagnosis and help.



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