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I'm selling my MacBook, I restarted to Disk Utility and erased the drive and was going to reinstall MacOS but now I just getting a spinning globe on a grey screen that ends with the apple.com/support url and "-1007F" after it. Help?
MacBook Air, OS X Yosemite (10.10)
I would assume, then, that it is not finding an active Wi-Fi connection. Try the following:
Do you have access to another computer from which you could try creating a bootable USB flash drive? How far away is the closest Apple shop?
I would assume, then, that it is not finding an active Wi-Fi connection. Try the following:
Do you have access to another computer from which you could try creating a bootable USB flash drive? How far away is the closest Apple shop?
There's no ethernet port since it is a MacBook Air.
When I restart holding Command-Option-R and get the grey screen with a Globe it soon shows the error triangle with an exclamation mark over it and the -1007F error underneath. I see no Disk Utility or Utility Menu, no menu at all or any options. I have wifi, but I don't know how to get it to join it at this point?
Did the computer come with a set of DVDs? If not then it can be restored over the Internet.
Install Lion Through Yosemiteon a New HDD/SDD
Your model does not support Netinstall. You must start by installing either the version of OS X that came with the installer DVDs when the computer was purchased or the last version of Snow Leopard that would run on your computer. I have no idea which you can or should use because you did not provide information on the exact model you have. You refer to it as a MacBook, but your profile shows MacBook Air. We need to know exactly what model you have: To find the model identifier open System Profiler in the Utilities' folder. It's displayed in the panel on the right.
I'm sorry, it is a 2011 MacBook Air without a DVD drive. Regarding Profiler, I cannot open anything at this point because the drive is erased. I thought for sure after erasing the drive it would install over wifi or something.
It did not come with DVDs, there is no DVD drive. There is also not an ethernet port since it is a MacBook Air.
When I restart holding Command-Option-R and get the grey screen with a Globe it soon shows the error triangle with an exclamation mark over it and the -1007F error underneath. I see no Disk Utility or Utility Menu, no menu at all or any options. I have wifi, but I don't know how to get it to join it at this point?
The computer must be connected to an active internet connection - either Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
Did the COMMAND-OPTION-P-R restart and saw a flashing folder with a question mark. Did the COMMAND-OPTION-R restart and it gave me the option to select a network! Awesome!!!!! Thank you!!!!
Erased MacBook drive and now -1007F error?
