*Thanks Buddy. It's clear & simple tutorial 👍🏻. When you make bootable drive, make sure you have nothing connected to the mac. The time I was making the bootable drive i got errors and unconnected all usb plugs (the problem for mine, I was connected cooling pad it makes problem for creating bootable drive) Mac is so picky*
That's a weird issue! I had a few accessories connected to my Mac while I did this and didn't have an issue. Maybe the cooling pad you were using just didn't play well with the Mac. Glad you were able to figure it out nonetheless.
PLEASE DO NOT choose APFS during formatting your internal drive, like is said at 4:50 I had a major issue wherein the Mojave installer did NOT allow me to install to an APFS drive & said my MacBook Air needed a firmware update to install to APFS & needs a Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition to continue in the next step. Thankfully I have some experience with these things & with some presence of mind, I restarted & went into Online Recovery (Command + R) & reformatted my drive back to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) & then come back to the installer again to remedy this. Maybe it's a thing for older macs but to be safe, just format it as Mac OS Extended (Journaled) if it shows as default during the erase process. (Edit: Did some digging & it could be because I was upgrading from Mac OS Sierra (10.2). Apparently, APFS was introduced with Mac OS High Sierra (10.3) & that could've been the culprit. Nevertheless, safer to stick with Extended (Journaled) while upgrading to Mac OS Mojave (10.14)) IMPORTANT NOTE: Even if you do as I've said & stick to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) during formatting your drive, don't worry, Mac OS Mojave will install as APFS file system anyway once its up & running. So stick to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) during the format process at 4:50 & avoid all hassles regardless of your Mac or the Mac OS you are upgrading. Hope this helps someone. Other than that, thank you for the video :)
Watched two of your videos regarding MacOS , both excellent . About to swap to a SSD in my 2011 MBP . Which format should I select if it gives me the option ? APFS or Extended journal guild ? Hope I got that right . Keep up with your excellent Tutorials .
Important note! You should check 'USB flash drive permissions' in the 'Utilities' section after booting with the option key. Otherwise you will be stuck in the installer after deleting the HD, without being able to install OSX Mojave from the USB.
Hi Thanks for the video. Did all the steps as you instructed and then restarted my Mac Pro 5,1 but the installer just didn't work, stuck on High Sierra :)
I had a problem with the new updates to Mojave and want to use my time machine to restore my computer but I am concerned the old Mojave will once again create problems. So, once I do the clean install on a new internal hardrive, will the old Mojave in time machine take over or will the clean install prevail?
That is a tough call to make. You never know what exactly is causing the problem, but I think that it's probably best if you avoid the time machine backup if you're having issues. The thing is though you could try it out, worst case is you'd have to do one more clean restore. If you have some time to spare and don't need your computer for like a day or two, it maybe worth trying out.
I bought a, refurbished, 2012 MBP on amazon when I got it App store told me I need to upgrade to Mojave from Yosemite, the seller sent me a 16G Mohave to install it from. I used Time Machine to put back up on 32G SDHD card. How do I install it? Thanks!
Followed steps exactly, Install Disk Creator couldn't erase USB drive because it was mounted. Said to eject then re-insert; also suggested rebooting. No luck. When I went to unmount the usb through disk utility, then Install Disk Creator couldn't even see the USB. What next?😪
I ´ve a MacBook Pro 2012 late. To start up my mac, I shoud select from a bootable HD disk “Os mohave or OS catalina”. This is very trublesome. I want to reinstal clean mohave only. Can I follow your procedure to reinstal mohave clean and to elimínate catalina ? Please Help. …!!!
I have no idea what you're doing, because if you use an install disk with the software you need it should not give you that option. Have you followed the steps in the video exactly?
My current 500mb drive in my MacBook Pro 2012 has a corrupted version of Catalina (which is the WORST IOS of all that I’ve used) and not enough room in its memory to reinstall and no backup to my drive’s files. I believe it was corrupted by a VLC player update. I have a empty 2TB Hybrid drive and a 32 GB thumb drive and a drive dock. I also am thinking about installing a 1TB SSD instead of using the Hybrid since the price has come down so much.I have no bootable thumb drive copy of Mojave or Catalina. I can run my original drive in my dock though.If I install a SSD how would I go about making a bootable copy of Mojave on my thumb drive to install instead of Catalina? Can I do it at the library on their PCs ? I Appreciate your videos, hope you can help.
Hello thanks for the pointers, I need to run "Mojave" on my Mac Mini that was upgraded to a later mac os "Catalina" but because the upgrade caused all of the old 32 Bit software to quit working for me. I would like to Keep "Catalina" and I have my hard drive partition to be two 500 GB drives one for "Catalina" one for "Mojave" but when I run the "Install Disk Creator" I can't get past the part where it thinks the disk 2nd partition is not mounted and I get a message saying to un mount and re mount which I can do but it still doesn't work! Any Ideas? Thanks.
That's weird. When I open the App Store and search "Catalina", the first result I get is macOS Catalina. Could you maybe try again and see if you can find it? If not let me know.
super easy ,but like you said if you running usb 2.0 it will take more than 2.7h. but im still stuck at the finish . the bar is full it has restarted but still waiting ...
hi i get mojave-appstore.. i download ~disk creator~ but unfortunately i can not see in there ""Install macOS Mojave"" lol... i think batter is to use terminal ;))
I have an imac from 2011. Just deleted the hardisk complete and are trying to install sierra via the reinstall option on the mac. But it’s just keeps loading saying -399 seconds left. Will this work on an imac 2011 or can it only take sierra?
Hello. Recently updated from High Sierra to Mojave. After turning on the computer, authorization, everything is fine within 10 seconds, after which everything freezes. The image freezes completely. But when I press the keyboard, I hear system sounds (sound change, brightness change). Downgrading the system did not help, formatting ssd too. I gave it to the workshop, they returned the laptop to me, they said that the problem seemed to be with the EFI, they returned it to me with High Sierra. Now I'm afraid to upgrade to Mojave. Help me please with the problem please. What should I do if the problem persists? Should I try it again, with your way of installation?
I've never heard of any issue like this before, and it sounds super weird. If you gave it to a shop, I am fairly certain they probably tried to install Mojave and couldn't because they too ran into issues. To be safe, I would probably just stay on High Sierra, because it is very similar to Mojave and doesn't feature too many changes.
hi, i have a new macbook pro which i had to wipe out completely due to an issue. after the wipe out, i didn't know what to do and switched the macbook off, and now there's nothing on the macbook. i thought maybe this bootable flash drive would help, i got the usb work done, but when i turn the new macbook on with the bootable usb plugged in, it does not get recognized. what do i do?
Are you booting the MacBook by holding down the option key? Also, if you have another Mac, try and check if that will recognize your USB Drive just to be sure it's working.
What will happen if I clicked MOjave directly from app lists? I did that and I couldn’t start up my Mac anymore. I’m about to resort to reformatting the whole thing.
Usually that is the best way to update because you don't lose any data. However, sometimes during the installation process something can go wrong and you end up with a computer stuck in the install process. If you can't get the computer out of the install mode, I think a clean install is probably your best bet.
Hi when i am pressing option key when turning on its not showing my usb or either by hard drive it directly takes me to online recovery. (Macbook air 2015)
Obviously I will have my backup, but how do I go about restoring all my documents and applications without reverting the operating system files from before the clean install? Do I just drag and drop all the folders from my backup and overwrite?
The method I use is a bit cavalier, but I find that it works the best. What I do is I get an external hard disk and copy all the files I need manually. Create new folders on the External Hard Disk to replicate my computer. So what I do is make a folder for desktop, documents, downloads, etc... Then just copy the stuff I need. Usually there is a lot of junk or old files that you don't really need, and this also acts as a method to clean house. Any backup that restores all your files and data is susceptible to copying over the issue/corrupt files that may be causing you problems in the first place.
If your computer supported Mojave, you can still install it. You've just got to download the Mojave Installer from somewhere else because it won't be available on the App Store.
@@Auto-Technica got any links ? Because I have the link to App Store version but when it’s done is just says this version of Mojave is no longer available
@@CrtzGTA5 What you need to do is download it let it open. It will give you that error, which is fine. The file will be downloaded and available in the applications folder. So just open up Disk Creator and create that install disk. I'm using this link, but I'm sure you've got it as well: apps.apple.com/gb/app/macos-mojave/id1398502828?mt=12
@@Auto-Technica btw i did that and it recognises the Mojave on the disk installer but where u click to install it on the software doesn’t come up it just says Macintosh and my usb
No, it can be anywhere. Generally it's downloaded directly to the Application folder so it checks there by default. You can have it anywhere though and still get the process to work.
@@Auto-Technica weird tried the hole process as shown in the video, when holding down option I se the USB drive, but no logo an it won’t boot from the USB. Wat am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.
@@DJKoNiChIwA Sounds like your USB drive wasn't properly created. Best option would be to re-create the drive and try again. If that doesn't work try another flash drive.
Hi. I downloaded the disk creator and get this message despite downloading mojave from the app store: The selected item does not appear to be a valid macOS Installer. It is lacking the file "Contents/SharedSupport/InstallESD.dmg" - any advice? Thanks.
If you want to install the Full-Size Installer and not some Knock-Off search up mac os mojave or get a link to the installer on the appstore. Then it will open in system prefrences if you are on mojave, after let it donwload and you should be able to use it :)
Hey bro, after downgrade to Mojave, i get error message like this "INCOMPATIBLE DISK, uses features which are not supported on version of macOS", can you help me?
You don't have to do this step anymore as in downloading the installer from the Disk Creator. The Mojave installation from the app store is 22MB and you have to run it because it gives you the option to install it on a separate drive. Turns out you need at least 22GB to install it on a USB stick. Since I only have a 16GB at the moment I was only able to install High Sierra, install it on my MacBook pro's SSD and then update it to Mojave.
@@Auto-Technica I made a bootable usb I inserted my usb restarted my mac when it stated I pressed option key there were 2 options Macintosh HD and Mojave installer (my usb) I selected Mojave installer Apple logo pops up and damm restarted ....and restarted with old OS ....I am using mac os yomemite ...(sadly) my mac is macbook pro mid 2012
@@shakirhurrah2535 It might just be something simple. Try using another USB port and if that doesn't work try making another installer with a different USB Flash Drive. I would make sure the Flash Drive is 32 GB and USB 3.0.
The applications folder is the default download folder for anything downloaded from the App Store. If the updater did not show up there, that’s quite weird and I’ve never seen that happen. The updater should also open automatically after it’s downloaded. I recommend you try the download again because it might have failed or gone wrong in some way.
You've just saved my carrier today.. thanks a lot
one of the best and easy thank you for your hard work
Glad I was able to help out! :)
DUDE! you are a life saver!! This was exactly what I was looking for and the method worked flawlessly. Thank you for sharing!
Glad I could help! :)
Thanks for that! The first few tutorials I found showed the terminal route (which scared the bejeezus out of me)! :D
Haha, Same here! That's why I wanted to make a video showing this process because it's honestly not that hard.
Great straightforward explanation. Thank You!
You’re welcome! 😊
Absolutely amazing tutorial! I was following all steps and install it from the first time! MILLION THANKS MAN :)
Glad you found it useful!
*Thanks Buddy. It's clear & simple tutorial 👍🏻. When you make bootable drive, make sure you have nothing connected to the mac. The time I was making the bootable drive i got errors and unconnected all usb plugs (the problem for mine, I was connected cooling pad it makes problem for creating bootable drive) Mac is so picky*
That's a weird issue! I had a few accessories connected to my Mac while I did this and didn't have an issue. Maybe the cooling pad you were using just didn't play well with the Mac. Glad you were able to figure it out nonetheless.
@@Auto-Technica I made the bootable drive now :)
That's great!
In middle of the process now. Thanks for making it simple!
You guy save my life with your easy step. thank man!!!
Glad I could help! :)
PLEASE DO NOT choose APFS during formatting your internal drive, like is said at 4:50
I had a major issue wherein the Mojave installer did NOT allow me to install to an APFS drive & said my MacBook Air needed a firmware update to install to APFS & needs a Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition to continue in the next step.
Thankfully I have some experience with these things & with some presence of mind, I restarted & went into Online Recovery (Command + R) & reformatted my drive back to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) & then come back to the installer again to remedy this.
Maybe it's a thing for older macs but to be safe, just format it as Mac OS Extended (Journaled) if it shows as default during the erase process.
(Edit: Did some digging & it could be because I was upgrading from Mac OS Sierra (10.2). Apparently, APFS was introduced with Mac OS High Sierra (10.3) & that could've been the culprit. Nevertheless, safer to stick with Extended (Journaled) while upgrading to Mac OS Mojave (10.14))
IMPORTANT NOTE: Even if you do as I've said & stick to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) during formatting your drive, don't worry, Mac OS Mojave will install as APFS file system anyway once its up & running. So stick to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) during the format process at 4:50 & avoid all hassles regardless of your Mac or the Mac OS you are upgrading.
Hope this helps someone.
Other than that, thank you for the video :)
You got it right in your edit. If you aren't on an APFS firmware right now it will throw you issues! Glad you figured it out.
I just used the one selected by default. Hope that works
to get back you just need to partition the not working APFS disk with a mac os journaled partition and then re erase all to mac os journaled.
Doing my iMac right now as per your instructions. Great instructions, thanks.
Glad I was able to help! 😎
@@Auto-Technica worked beautifully. My machine is new again.
That’s awesome man! 😅
Nothing better than a fresh start. 😎
Thanks a million man. Worked like a charm.
You're welcome! Glad it worked for you. :)
@@Auto-Technica is it possible to use this exact same procedure for macOS Sierra ? (Not high-Sierra)
Yup, as long as your Mac supports Sierra the process is the same.
@@Auto-Technica Cool. Thanks again
No worries! You’re welcome. :)
Thank you so much for creating this tutorial! Much appreciated!!!
You're welcome! Glad I could help.
Simple, easy to follow. Keep it up! Thanks
Glad I could help! :)
You are life saver Dude! Appreciate for your clear tutorial!!! God bless you!
Glad it helped!
Watched two of your videos regarding MacOS , both excellent . About to swap to a SSD in my 2011 MBP . Which format should I select if it gives me the option ? APFS or Extended journal guild ? Hope I got that right . Keep up with your excellent Tutorials .
Stick to APFS on the newer versions!
@@Auto-Technica Thank you
Important note! You should check 'USB flash drive permissions' in the 'Utilities' section after booting with the option key. Otherwise you will be stuck in the installer after deleting the HD, without being able to install OSX Mojave from the USB.
This is a good tip for anyone having issues with their install! Thanks for sharing.
@@Auto-Technica You're welcome and thanks for the video :)
Hi Thanks for the video. Did all the steps as you instructed and then restarted my Mac Pro 5,1 but the installer just didn't work, stuck on High Sierra :)
loved your style!! thanks a lot bro!!
You're welcome. Glad you liked it. :)
I had a problem with the new updates to Mojave and want to use my time machine to restore my computer but I am concerned the old Mojave will once again create problems. So, once I do the clean install on a new internal hardrive, will the old Mojave in time machine take over or will the clean install prevail?
That is a tough call to make. You never know what exactly is causing the problem, but I think that it's probably best if you avoid the time machine backup if you're having issues.
The thing is though you could try it out, worst case is you'd have to do one more clean restore. If you have some time to spare and don't need your computer for like a day or two, it maybe worth trying out.
Can I still do all this if I don’t have an SSD on my MBP 13inch 2015?
Really like your style and excellent, informative video. Thank you.
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful. 😎
I bought a, refurbished, 2012 MBP on amazon when I got it App store told me I need to upgrade to Mojave from Yosemite, the seller sent me a 16G Mohave to install it from. I used Time Machine to put back up on 32G SDHD card. How do I install it? Thanks!
Followed steps exactly, Install Disk Creator couldn't erase USB drive because it was mounted. Said to eject then re-insert; also suggested rebooting. No luck. When I went to unmount the usb through disk utility, then Install Disk Creator couldn't even see the USB. What next?😪
I ´ve a MacBook Pro 2012 late. To start up my mac, I shoud select from a bootable HD disk “Os mohave or OS catalina”. This is very trublesome. I want to reinstal clean mohave only. Can I follow your procedure to reinstal mohave clean and to elimínate catalina ? Please Help. …!!!
I have no idea what you're doing, because if you use an install disk with the software you need it should not give you that option. Have you followed the steps in the video exactly?
My current 500mb drive in my MacBook Pro 2012 has a corrupted version of Catalina (which is the WORST IOS of all that I’ve used) and not enough room in its memory to reinstall and no backup to my drive’s files. I believe it was corrupted by a VLC player update. I have a empty 2TB Hybrid drive and a 32 GB thumb drive and a drive dock. I also am thinking about installing a 1TB SSD instead of using the Hybrid since the price has come down so much.I have no bootable thumb drive copy of Mojave or Catalina. I can run my original drive in my dock though.If I install a SSD how would I go about making a bootable copy of Mojave on my thumb drive to install instead of Catalina? Can I do it at the library on their PCs ? I Appreciate your videos, hope you can help.
All you need is a Mac and you can make the bootable drive. I'm not sure what computers your library has. If it's a Mac, you can do it.
Hello thanks for the pointers, I need to run "Mojave" on my Mac Mini that was upgraded to a later mac os "Catalina" but because the upgrade caused all of the old 32 Bit software to quit working for me. I would like to Keep "Catalina" and I have my hard drive partition to be two 500 GB drives one for "Catalina" one for "Mojave" but when I run the "Install Disk Creator" I can't get past the part where it thinks the disk 2nd partition is not mounted and I get a message saying to un mount and re mount which I can do but it still doesn't work! Any Ideas? Thanks.
Hey, and thanks for the tutorial! Can you use Disk Creator to install the High Sierra on a late 2010 macbook? Is the process the same?
The process will be the same! Just make sure that your MacBook supports High Sierra before you run the installer!
Hello! I have a problem. The only way I have to download Mojave since I can´t reach my McBook is an older Mac mini. I can´t download Mojave on that.
what will happen to the files/document inside the flash drive? it will be erased or not?
Yes, those will be erased. So make sure you keep a backup of those files elsewhere.
Thanks so much!
You're welcome! :)
The app store does not show the download only catalina.. Where can I find it?
That's weird. When I open the App Store and search "Catalina", the first result I get is macOS Catalina. Could you maybe try again and see if you can find it? If not let me know.
super easy ,but like you said if you running usb 2.0 it will take more than 2.7h.
but im still stuck at the finish . the bar is full it has restarted but still waiting ...
Yup, USB 2.0 is very slow. I highly recommend 3.0.
hi i get mojave-appstore.. i download ~disk creator~ but unfortunately i can not see in there ""Install macOS Mojave"" lol... i think batter is to use terminal ;))
I have an imac from 2011. Just deleted the hardisk complete and are trying to install sierra via the reinstall option on the mac. But it’s just keeps loading saying -399 seconds left. Will this work on an imac 2011 or can it only take sierra?
When I pressed Alt/Option it doesn't show Install Mojave when it boot up, only macintosh hd please help
That likely means that your flash drive isn't being properly read. What Mac are you using? Have you possibly tried using another flash drive?
Thank you so much !! 👍
You're welcome! 😎
@@Auto-Technica what will happen to the files/document inside the flash drive? it will be erased or no?
@@ahkeee856 They will be erased. So make sure you save those files before doing this.
Great video guide. Lol, almost thought the channel was called “Audio Technica”
Hello. Recently updated from High Sierra to Mojave. After turning on the computer, authorization, everything is fine within 10 seconds, after which everything freezes. The image freezes completely. But when I press the keyboard, I hear system sounds (sound change, brightness change).
Downgrading the system did not help, formatting ssd too. I gave it to the workshop, they returned the laptop to me, they said that the problem seemed to be with the EFI, they returned it to me with High Sierra. Now I'm afraid to upgrade to Mojave. Help me please with the problem please.
What should I do if the problem persists? Should I try it again, with your way of installation?
I've never heard of any issue like this before, and it sounds super weird. If you gave it to a shop, I am fairly certain they probably tried to install Mojave and couldn't because they too ran into issues.
To be safe, I would probably just stay on High Sierra, because it is very similar to Mojave and doesn't feature too many changes.
You didn't include Disk Creator in the list of things you need at the beginning.
hi, i have a new macbook pro which i had to wipe out completely due to an issue. after the wipe out, i didn't know what to do and switched the macbook off, and now there's nothing on the macbook. i thought maybe this bootable flash drive would help, i got the usb work done, but when i turn the new macbook on with the bootable usb plugged in, it does not get recognized. what do i do?
Are you booting the MacBook by holding down the option key? Also, if you have another Mac, try and check if that will recognize your USB Drive just to be sure it's working.
tysm! i love u.
Your welcome! Glad I could help :)
Thank you so much!
What will happen if I clicked MOjave directly from app lists? I did that and I couldn’t start up my Mac anymore. I’m about to resort to reformatting the whole thing.
Usually that is the best way to update because you don't lose any data. However, sometimes during the installation process something can go wrong and you end up with a computer stuck in the install process. If you can't get the computer out of the install mode, I think a clean install is probably your best bet.
thanks man
Hi when i am pressing option key when turning on its not showing my usb or either by hard drive it directly takes me to online recovery. (Macbook air 2015)
Hi, what other OSX versions will this work on ?
Thanks..
thank you very much
it comes up with 🚫 when i try and boot into the flash drive
Me too, on macbook pro 2015
After installation of Mojave how to restore data backup taken in high sierra such as final cut pro, photoshop etc
Easiest way is Time Machine backup.
When I tried to Download from the apple store it only offered me an update?
same issue...
Obviously I will have my backup, but how do I go about restoring all my documents and applications without reverting the operating system files from before the clean install? Do I just drag and drop all the folders from my backup and overwrite?
The method I use is a bit cavalier, but I find that it works the best. What I do is I get an external hard disk and copy all the files I need manually. Create new folders on the External Hard Disk to replicate my computer. So what I do is make a folder for desktop, documents, downloads, etc... Then just copy the stuff I need. Usually there is a lot of junk or old files that you don't really need, and this also acts as a method to clean house.
Any backup that restores all your files and data is susceptible to copying over the issue/corrupt files that may be causing you problems in the first place.
@@Auto-Technica Great stuff! Thanks for your advice
You’re welcome, glad I could help.
for some reason installing macOS Mojave doesn’t fully install and it just restarts and opens to Disk Utilities
Can I use the same process on a ssd?
Yes you can.
Does this work since they removed Mojave of the App Store ?
If your computer supported Mojave, you can still install it. You've just got to download the Mojave Installer from somewhere else because it won't be available on the App Store.
@@Auto-Technica got any links ? Because I have the link to App Store version but when it’s done is just says this version of Mojave is no longer available
@@CrtzGTA5 What you need to do is download it let it open. It will give you that error, which is fine. The file will be downloaded and available in the applications folder. So just open up Disk Creator and create that install disk.
I'm using this link, but I'm sure you've got it as well: apps.apple.com/gb/app/macos-mojave/id1398502828?mt=12
@@Auto-Technica btw i did that and it recognises the Mojave on the disk installer but where u click to install it on the software doesn’t come up it just says Macintosh and my usb
@@CrtzGTA5 That's confusing, I just don't seem to understand what you're trying to say. Could you grab a screenshot of this and share it with me?
Does the installation file have to be in the application folder before the USB mounting thing?
No, it can be anywhere. Generally it's downloaded directly to the Application folder so it checks there by default. You can have it anywhere though and still get the process to work.
@@Auto-Technica weird tried the hole process as shown in the video, when holding down option I se the USB drive, but no logo an it won’t boot from the USB. Wat am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
@@DJKoNiChIwA Sounds like your USB drive wasn't properly created. Best option would be to re-create the drive and try again. If that doesn't work try another flash drive.
@@Auto-Technica will a ssd drive connected to a sata cable work, temporarily?
@@DJKoNiChIwA I don't know, but I think it should. You'll just have to try it out and see if it works.
i wanna to create bootcamp after the mac os installation. so i have to install mac os in (JOURNALED) or (APFS) format?
For Mojave you need to do APFS regardless of anything you want to do afterwards.
Do APFS and you’ll be able to use boot camp without issue.
I'm on apfs and I'm getting the partition isn't big enough tried the Time Machine terminal code nothing. @@Auto-Technica
Why are you reccomending a 3rd party app for a bootable OS install? Security issues galore.
erice It’s for the people who are scared of CLI and don’t know what terminal is.
Thks
Hi. I downloaded the disk creator and get this message despite downloading mojave from the app store: The selected item does not appear to be a valid macOS Installer. It is lacking the file "Contents/SharedSupport/InstallESD.dmg" - any advice? Thanks.
If you want to install the Full-Size Installer and not some Knock-Off search up mac os mojave or get a link to the installer on the appstore. Then it will open in system prefrences if you are on mojave, after let it donwload and you should be able to use it :)
Hey bro, after downgrade to Mojave, i get error message like this "INCOMPATIBLE DISK, uses features which are not supported on version of macOS", can you help me?
Which Mac do you have?
@@Auto-Technica i use macbook pro 13 2017 non touch bar bro
It sounds like the install went wrong. Did you make sure that you erased your entire hard drive and formated it as an APFS drive?
You don't have to do this step anymore as in downloading the installer from the Disk Creator. The Mojave installation from the app store is 22MB and you have to run it because it gives you the option to install it on a separate drive. Turns out you need at least 22GB to install it on a USB stick.
Since I only have a 16GB at the moment I was only able to install High Sierra, install it on my MacBook pro's SSD and then update it to Mojave.
I clicked the create disk nothing happened. Is this a problem?
Could be, have you tried using another flash drive?
@@Auto-Technica i got it to work
@@Richoff4x That's fantastic, did you figure out what was going wrong?
Do i have to install any drivers like display and sound the way u do in windows.?
Nope! All of that is ready to go and you won't have to do anything. The only thing you have to install are the apps you want to use! :)
@@Auto-Technica even if u wipe the hard drive in disk utility jux like u did. Then install the fresh copy it will have all the drivers?
Plus i wana ask that i have nvidia 650m graphic card and people are saying that mojave does not support that card as it is not metal? So is it true?
While installing from usb my mac restarts 😭
At what stage of the process does the computer restart?
@@Auto-Technica I made a bootable usb I inserted my usb restarted my mac when it stated I pressed option key there were 2 options Macintosh HD and Mojave installer (my usb) I selected Mojave installer Apple logo pops up and damm restarted ....and restarted with old OS ....I am using mac os yomemite ...(sadly) my mac is macbook pro mid 2012
@@shakirhurrah2535 It might just be something simple. Try using another USB port and if that doesn't work try making another installer with a different USB Flash Drive. I would make sure the Flash Drive is 32 GB and USB 3.0.
@@Auto-Technica OOO ....I have a faulty RAM .... While testing hardware I m getting PPM002 PPM003 PPM004 ERRORS .😭
@@shakirhurrah2535 Ohh that sucks! Are you planning on replacing the RAM or are you just going to give up on it?
did not show up in applications folder. Do you even know what you are talking about
The applications folder is the default download folder for anything downloaded from the App Store. If the updater did not show up there, that’s quite weird and I’ve never seen that happen.
The updater should also open automatically after it’s downloaded. I recommend you try the download again because it might have failed or gone wrong in some way.
I have balls, I use terminal.
Haha good for you!