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Selected the OSX image Selected the USB drive to create the bootable image on Selected RAW mode I popped it in my Desklamp iMac (DVD Drive busted from toddlers - majority of OS was trashed by 5yo) and boom ready to install. This convert master boot record to new GPT. Enter the create partition primary command and press Enter to complete the process. Quickly create a macOS bootable USB on Windows. Now make bootable USB using the TransMac software (follow instructions that are given above).

What's needed for a clean install on a Mac

1. A backup of the disk before it's erased. Two options are to use Duplicate (a free utility which can copy and paste an entire bootable volume), or Mac Backup Guru (a paid, fully featured backup utility with unique incremental backups capability) for that. Here is a detailed guide for the process.

2. A Mac operating system installer. MacOS Big Sur can be downloaded by clicking here.

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You may need a bootable macOS Catalina USB drive to cleanly install the operating system or downgrade the macOS beta version. You can follow the steps here to create a bootable disk for any available version. Animal crossing new leaf release date. However, since macOS Catalina is the current stable release, let me show you how to make a bootable installer drive.

Before You Begin:

• Make sure you have a USB flash drive with at least 16 GB capacity
• If there are files on it, copy it somewhere else as we will be completely erasing it
• Your Mac should be compatible with macOS Catalina

How to Create a Bootable macOS Catalina Installer Drive

1. Download macOS Catalina from the Mac App Store. (You may download beta versions from Apple Public Beta page, or the developer page.)
2. Once the download completes, the macOS Installer will launch automatically. Close it.
3. Next, open Finder and click on Applications. Right-click on Install macOS Catalina. Select Show Package Contents.
4. Open the Contents folder.
5. Now, open the Resources folder. Keep this folder open.
6. Open Terminal using Spotlight Search.
7. In Terminal type the word sudo and then give a space.
8. From the window in step 5, drag createinstallmedia to the Terminal.
9. Next, type --volume and give space.
10. Connect the USB flash drive to your Mac
11. Launch Finder and click on Go from the top menu bar. Next, click on Go to Folder. Here type /Volumes and hit enter (or click Go).
12. Click on your Pen drive and drag it into the Terminal window.
13. Hit the enter/return key. Enter your Mac's password when asked. (While typing password in Terminal, you won't see stars or typing confirmation. But keep typing it and hit the enter key when done.)
14. Next, when prompted, type y and hit the enter/return key again.

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The USB drive will be erased first, and then installer files will be copied to it. Erasing will be relatively quick. However, copying will take considerable time. Even if it is stuck at 0% or 10% for long, do not quit the Terminal window. The process is ongoing.

Signing off…

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Note: If you have a Mac with T2 Security Chip (that is, Macs introduced in 2018 or later), first follow this guide to allow booting from external media.

After you create the bootable USB drive, the process to install it is simple. Make sure the USB drive is connected to the Mac. Next, click on the Apple logo from the top left and choose Restart. When you hear the startup sound or see the Apple logo, immediately press and hold the Option key. Select the bootable installer as the startup disk, and follow the instructions.

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If you have issues, we have an extensive guide that addresses tips to fix when Mac Recovery Mode is not working.

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