any solution unable to login appleID after downgrade from Sonoma to Monterey? when i tried login to my appleID, Software Update Required, Update This Macbook Pro To The Latest Version of macOS
Guys, I had a problem with the final stage of the procedure. I performed all the various steps (M1): 1. I downloaded the Ventura installer. 2. I configured it via terminal in the USB stick. 3. I backed up the disk data. 4. I shut down the Mac and booted it into recovery mode. So far so good, except that when I got to choosing the startup disk, it didn't let me use the disk I created with the Ventura installer. It says: ''It is not possible to downgrade the volume'' HELP ME :(
@ 5:17 "...and choose the USB stick," I'm not seeing that in the video. I do not have the option to boot using the USB stick via SystemSettings/General/StartupDisk.
@@user-xn3lg9kg6n I did this a while ago, can't remember specifically, but it has to do with a permission. Somewhere you have to allow you machine to see that usb stick. Maybe in securities/privacy preferences?
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I hate Sonoma. I am definitely downgrading to Big Sur.
Mountain Lion is better.
any solution unable to login appleID after downgrade from Sonoma to Monterey?
when i tried login to my appleID, Software Update Required, Update This Macbook Pro To The Latest Version of macOS
Guys, I had a problem with the final stage of the procedure. I performed all the various steps (M1):
1. I downloaded the Ventura installer.
2. I configured it via terminal in the USB stick.
3. I backed up the disk data.
4. I shut down the Mac and booted it into recovery mode.
So far so good, except that when I got to choosing the startup disk, it didn't let me use the disk I created with the Ventura installer. It says: ''It is not possible to downgrade the volume''
HELP ME :(
For #4.
After pasting the provided command I get "Ventura_installer is not a valid volume mount point."
im getting a "(drive) is not valid volume mount point." please help!
Make sure you rename your USB "Ventura_installer" (Don't forget the underscore!)
@@LoudMusicXE thanks that was the problem now it works
@ 5:17 "...and choose the USB stick," I'm not seeing that in the video. I do not have the option to boot using the USB stick via SystemSettings/General/StartupDisk.
Please has anyone found a way to solve this, i cant see it too
@@user-xn3lg9kg6n I did this a while ago, can't remember specifically, but it has to do with a permission. Somewhere you have to allow you machine to see that usb stick. Maybe in securities/privacy preferences?
The solution is completely outside the workflow outlined in this video.