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Once the computer is completely shut down, press the power button, then immediately press and hold the key combination cmd + option + R.
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When the spinning globe animation appears, you can release the keys.
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The globe will spin while Internet Recovery starts up. If you are not using a wired internet connection, a choose network prompt will appear. Use this menu to connect the computer to a WiFi network.
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Once a network connection has been established, a progress bar will appear underneath the spinning globe.
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When Internet Recovery has loaded, you will see the macOS recovery screen.
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Open Disk Utility from the recovery menu, select your drive, and click the Erase button toward the top of the Disk Utility window.
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Make up a name for your drive, and make sure the format is set to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) or APFS. If there is a "Scheme" option, set it to GUID Partition Map.
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Once the new drive is formatted, press Command + Q to exit Disk Utility and return to the recovery menu.
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Follow the prompts to install macOS, selecting the newly formatted disk as the target for the installation.
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Perfect, it is soooooo easy
Cheers
Michael
Hi there, will this work when upgrading an Early 2011 Macbook Pro with a new SSD and RAM? I don’t want to keep or clone any data that I currently have on the computer. I just want to do a clean install of MacOS without transferring over any old files. Thank you!
Fiona, the Early 2011 MacBook Pros didn’t ship with internet recovery, but as long as it had a recent-ish version of MacOS before the SSD upgrade the firmware should have updated, which enables internet recovery! This is a great method for installing a fresh copy of MacOS to a new SSD.
Hello. Thank you for the article Taylor. I use a MBP 9,2 and wish to replace my ageing 500GB HDD with 500GB SSD and undergo a clean install of macOS. I’ll follow this article and install by the Internet Recovery method. I have a Time Machine backup, from which I want to restore only certain files and folders pertaining to my studies and work. I also want to restore only Keychain. Can you advise me regarding these or direct me by providing helpful links? Thank you.
My situation:
(a) Running Mojave on early 2015 MBP, original SSD
(b) Want to upgrade SSD to 1TB
I was planning to:
(1) replacing the SSD,
(2) install Catalina on new SSD from internet using this guide, and
(c) then restore my other apps and user data from my Time Machine backup.
Would that work or should I anticipate some hiccups, especially with step (c). Also my Time Machine backups can they still be written to the same network location as my current location?
