I would say in that case Apple have it wrong, or they’re booted into Internet
Recovery (alt+cmd+R) so the disk isn’t in use at all.
Sam
MacAmbulance Ltd.
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Sam Mullen
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Hi Sam,
I’d thought that that was what I should do too, but I was trying to follow the
boss as erasing my hard disk is not something I do often(!) …
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT204904
Confused of Goldhanger. What are Apple saying here? Do they only mean this if
my recovery partition is
Select Macintosh HD, not WDC WD5000… otherwise you’re trying to erase the
entire drive, which contains the recovery partition. You’ll want to select the
volume on the disk, not the disk itself.
Regards
Sam
MacAmbulance Ltd.
Providing Affordable Mac/PC Support and Web Development
Sam Mullen
Hi all,
I want to erase my iMac’s HD and reinstall Sierra before selling it.
I’ve rebooted, used CMD-R and got to the macOS Utilities menu where I have
tried to erase the disk but it won’t.
I’ve selected WDC WD5000AAKS-402AA0 Media.
First Aid says it’s all fine.
When I run Erase it shows:
I turned off all the Devolo plugs, lest them for 20 seconds, powered them back
up and everything was back to norma.
Beats me:-)
Steve.
On 9 Apr 2017, at 13:21, Steve Davies wrote:
All of a sudden my default wifi connection has stopped working
I have a router
All of a sudden my default wifi connection has stopped working
I have a router from my ISP which broadcasts a wifi signal and this is working
just fine.
However, I also use the Devolo plugs to give me wifi all over the house, this
Devolo wifi signal is my default and as of this morning my