Hello l would like to get help regarding reset of my macbook air 2017
Hello ,
I am facing isssues regarding storage. so i want to reset my macbookair 2017. can i get guidance regarding reset procedure
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.0
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Hello ,
I am facing isssues regarding storage. so i want to reset my macbookair 2017. can i get guidance regarding reset procedure
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.0
aman_bazz125 Said:
"Hello , I am facing isssues regarding storage. so i want to reset my macbookair 2017. can i get guidance regarding reset procedure"
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Reinstalling the macOS Anew:
Try This:
1. First, Backup your Mac, then
2. Then, install your macOS Big Sur anew.
3. Finally, migrate it over from the Backup created in step 1
In Depth:
1. Back up your Mac:
Start by Creating a Time Machine Backupof my Mac. That way I could be assured that Incan recover my Mac, should I need the App back or if anything goes wrong due to the removal. So, Create a Time Machine backup of your Mac, so that you can have something to restore your Mac from, should anything go wrong with the reinstall.
2. Use a USB Bootable Installer:
Create a USB Bootable Installer for Big Sur. Delete the hard drive's partition. Then, install this macOS with. Go Here: How to Create a Bootable Installer for macOS - Apple Support.
3. Migrate and Reinstall Data and Apps:
Next migrate it over from the Time Machine Backup you created in step 1 to this new install.
aman_bazz125 Said:
"Hello , I am facing isssues regarding storage. so i want to reset my macbookair 2017. can i get guidance regarding reset procedure"
-------
Reinstalling the macOS Anew:
Try This:
1. First, Backup your Mac, then
2. Then, install your macOS Big Sur anew.
3. Finally, migrate it over from the Backup created in step 1
In Depth:
1. Back up your Mac:
Start by Creating a Time Machine Backupof my Mac. That way I could be assured that Incan recover my Mac, should I need the App back or if anything goes wrong due to the removal. So, Create a Time Machine backup of your Mac, so that you can have something to restore your Mac from, should anything go wrong with the reinstall.
2. Use a USB Bootable Installer:
Create a USB Bootable Installer for Big Sur. Delete the hard drive's partition. Then, install this macOS with. Go Here: How to Create a Bootable Installer for macOS - Apple Support.
3. Migrate and Reinstall Data and Apps:
Next migrate it over from the Time Machine Backup you created in step 1 to this new install.
Hello l would like to get help regarding reset of my macbook air 2017