How To Format A MacBook Pro?
Make your
MacBook work better by reformatting it
If you are fed up with your slow MacBook Pro because it is old,
then one of the steps that should be taken by you is reformatting the MacBook.
Remember! You should do a backup before reformatting a MacBook
Pro as it deletes every data on the system.
The method of
reformatting a MacBook Pro
This process shall delete everything from your device, removing
even the things that are creating a problem on your system as well. After the
reformatting gets over, you can easily install a new version of macOS. Follow these
steps:
- Firstly, enable or restart the MacBook Pro.
- After you listen to the startup voice, press the combination of
Command+R.
- Then, have a look on macOS Utilities.
- Next, press Disk Utility.
- After that, click on Continue.
- Then, select the Startup disk. By default, it is known as
Macintosh HD.
- Next, press Erase.
- Put the name of the file that shall get erased.
- Select the Format.
- Then, have a look whether the scheme is getting displayed,
press GUID Partition Map.
- After that, press on Erase. Support the process to get over.
- Lastly, press on the Quit Disk Utility. You shall get it from
the Disk Utility Menu. It shall be towards the rightward corner of the
display in the beginning itself.
The method of
doing an installation of the Macintosh operating system
It is worth noting that you must be connected to the internet
for completing the macOS installation. The MacBook Pro shall remind you to
connect to Wi-Fi so that you are able to complete the process.
- Firstly, restart the MacBook Pro.
- After listening to the startup voice, press the combination
Command+R together.
- Then, Press on Reinstall macOS or Reinstall OS X.
- Next, press on Continue.
- Press the hard drive. By default, it is known as ‘Macintosh
HD’.
- Press on Install. Note that this shall reinstall the newer
macOS version of PC.
- After that installation got over, the MacBook Pro shall be able
to restart on itself and bring you to setup assistant.
- Then, set the reformatted MacBook Pro. For instance, you shall
be able to move saved data on an external hard drive or flash drive again
to PC.
Hope you have been able to format your MacBook Pro after
following this blog step by step.
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