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I’m not sure how to pose this question but I hope it’s understood.
I have a mid 2010 Mac Pro with 3 drives (one is SSD with High Sierra) other has El Capitan, other is backup.
I booted from High Sierra into El Capitan and now I can’t use startup disk in system preferences to go back because High Sierra on SSD isn’t recognized.
so how do I get back to disk named High Sierra SS ? Thanks in advance!
Mac Pro, macOS 10.13
Restart with the Option key held down and choose the High Sierra system.
(226755)
Restart with the Option key held down and choose the High Sierra system.
(226755)
Hello,
you may review this link: Change your Mac startup disk - Apple Support (CA)
for High Sierra: Change your Mac startup disk - Apple Support (CA)
Thank you Niel, that did it for me! Have a great day bro!!
Thank you Sir, those are great links but the disk wasn’t showing up in that pane. Holding option key on restart made it show up.
Startup Disk
