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Hello, I’m trying to sell my iMac late 2011. I was doing a factory reset. Erased whatever was in my disks. Once the pc restarted, it went to a spinning globe and went straight to utilities menu. It was FINE until I tried to install the Mac OS. Long story short I keep getting a message, “can't download the additional components needed to install.” I genuinely don’t know what I did to get this. I literally can’t get on my pc anymore
After you reboot and get to the Utilities menu, have a peek at the upper right corner of your screen. If you see the icon for Wi-Fi, click it and see if you can sign into your wireless network. Just a thought as I had experienced something similar recently.
I hope you get this worked out.
After you reboot and get to the Utilities menu, have a peek at the upper right corner of your screen. If you see the icon for Wi-Fi, click it and see if you can sign into your wireless network. Just a thought as I had experienced something similar recently.
I hope you get this worked out.
There is probably no recovery partition. To find out launch Terminal and copy & paste this command at the prompt:
diskutil list
Press return.
Does it list the Recovery Volume?
Mac OS install gone wrong
