Prohibited sigh MAC

So I’ll keep it simple this is my fourth time breaking MAC OS others were completely my fault.


I was doing some computer science work, when I had to reinstall some python and pip. I run into some issues when I saw that my terminal was running 2.7 version and didn’t really work with my project. So I found this command that helped me delete python with terminal ad I couldn’t find it with my application folder. So I run it my screen froze and then I got a prohibited sign every time I logged in. I run cmd + r to see disk utility. Machintoch was un mounted, I mounted it and realized that it said filled with 20/200gb literally had 150/200gb. So now I didn’t do anything else to make it worse. Is there a way I can restore everything?


I’ll add command if you need to see it. Sorry for my English it’s my second language

MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.14

Posted on Oct 22, 2019 2:00 AM

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Oct 22, 2019 10:29 AM in response to getforcez

  1. Move Python to Trash.
  2. Open the Terminal app and type the following command line in the window: ~ alexa$ sudo rm -rf /Applications/Python\ 3.6/
  3. It will require you to enter your administrator password to confirm the deletion.


i am going to do cmd + r, I just went to the disk utility in recovery mode says it’s 20/200gb I am currently running full recovery soft ware but I think won’t be a help

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