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I've accidentally deleted all my disks when I needed more GB and my macbook kept telling me the disk was full even though there was nothing on it.
I've tried multiple things that I found on the internet, also with a repartition, however, since I have only one partition, it doesn't work.
Anyone here who can help me? Or is this a lost case? ...
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.6
Well, if you "deleted" (erased) the drive, it's all gone ... a blank drive.
How to reinstall macOS - Apple Support
Page down to the bottom. You may need to make a bootable flash installer.
Well, if you "deleted" (erased) the drive, it's all gone ... a blank drive.
How to reinstall macOS - Apple Support
Page down to the bottom. You may need to make a bootable flash installer.
Deleted startup disk macbook
