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Hello,
I can’t execute “Cmd + R” at startup, or any commands.
I have my hard drive backed up by “Time Machine”, on an external drive, how can I “Recover” and get my computer back on track?
Can I boot from my external somehow or start the “Time Machine” process?
Thanks,
Marvin
What exactly happens when you try?
Second: which OS version are you running? What model/year is your device?
You have to hold down the keys for some time until you see a rotating world globe.
What exactly happens when you try?
Second: which OS version are you running? What model/year is your device?
You have to hold down the keys for some time until you see a rotating world globe.
Can’t execute “Cmd + R"
