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Old MAcBook Air was failing to boot. Erased Disk in order to run a restore from the Internet to load a fresh image but when I get to the "Select the disk you want to install OSX" no disk shows ..
Do I need to do something in Disk Utiity first because I erased it before?
MacBook Air
Hi,
Resetting NVRAM could solve the issue.
Reset NVRAM or PRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
Also if DiskUtilities detects internal drive, reformat the drive, then select reinstall macOS which could works.
Hi,
Resetting NVRAM could solve the issue.
Reset NVRAM or PRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
Also if DiskUtilities detects internal drive, reformat the drive, then select reinstall macOS which could works.
OSX install from Internet can't find disk location
