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I have completely reset my MacBook Air and I’m trying to download MacOS Sierra
the screen currently displayed says
”select the disk where you want to install macOS” - but no disk shows up
anyone have any suggestions? Thank you
MacBook Air 13", macOS 10.12
You need to go back a couple of stages.
If you can get back to the Utilities window that you see when you first boot to your
Recovery HD, select Disk Utility press Continue.
select the Disk at the top of the left hand panel, click on Erase.
Give the Disk a name,
format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
Scheme: GUID Partition Map
press Erase.
Your disk will now be reformatted.
Quit Disk Utility and then try installing the OS.
You need to go back a couple of stages.
If you can get back to the Utilities window that you see when you first boot to your
Recovery HD, select Disk Utility press Continue.
select the Disk at the top of the left hand panel, click on Erase.
Give the Disk a name,
format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
Scheme: GUID Partition Map
press Erase.
Your disk will now be reformatted.
Quit Disk Utility and then try installing the OS.
I erased the SSD disk (I believe) and named it Macintosh and Sierra is currently installing
thank you so much!
Installing macOS Sierra but no disk available
