Herbie,
Ok it took some effort but I think I accomplished what I needed.
Thank you.
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On 2/11/2025 4:13 PM, Herbie Allen wrote:
About 10 seconds. You will still get the startup chime which i
About 10 seconds. You will still get the startup chime which is disconcerting,
but then you will get the voice coming from your speaker.
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>On my Mac mini M4, I need to boot into recovery to make a change in
> securi
Hello,
On my Mac mini M4, I need to boot into recovery to make a change in
security settings. What is the process for this? I already tried by
holding down the power button but I could not tell how long to do this.
Thanks.
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> On Dec 6, 2021, at 13:30, christopher moore wrote:
>
> Hello,
> How do I enter recovery mode on a Mac mini? Also,
Hello,
How do I enter recovery mode on a Mac mini? Also, do I need to turn on
VoiceOver once the machine boots?
Thanks.
Chris
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Hi!
When in the recovery mode there’s a table with several options.
One of them is Disk Utility.
Interact with that table and select disk utility.
Stop interacting and go to the continue button.
Now the disk utility will open and work as in normal mode.
Hope that helps.
Feel free to ask if
Hey all,
Hoping someone can help. I can get the cheesy system voice when booting in
recovery mode, but I lose it the minute I select a boot option. Is there any
way for me to erase my hard disk, without actually booting the computer, i.e.
to stay in the recovery window and erase from there
;> but how do i connect to the wifi network when pressing VO m twice doesn't
>>> get me to that screen?On Sunday, June 23, 2019 at 2:25:28 PM UTC-5, Joe
>>> Quinn wrote:
>>> I don’t mean to sound anxious, but I kind of am. I need a response as soon
>>>
t;
> but how do i connect to the wifi network when pressing VO m twice doesn't get
> me to that screen?On Sunday, June 23, 2019 at 2:25:28 PM UTC-5, Joe Quinn
> wrote:
>> I don’t mean to sound anxious, but I kind of am. I need a response as soon
>> as possible. I am tryi
On Sunday, June 23, 2019 at 2:25:28 PM UTC-5, Joe
>> Quinn wrote:
>> I don’t mean to sound anxious, but I kind of am. I need a response as soon
>> as possible. I am trying to reinstall my macOS Mojave, but I need to have a
>> sure way of being able to choose a Wi-Fi network
unday, June 23, 2019 at 2:25:28 PM UTC-5, Joe Quinn wrote:
> I don’t mean to sound anxious, but I kind of am. I need a response as soon as
> possible. I am trying to reinstall my macOS Mojave, but I need to have a sure
> way of being able to choose a Wi-Fi network in recovery mode u
Mojave, but I need to have a
>> sure way of being able to choose a Wi-Fi network in recovery mode using
>> voiceover. Going to the Internet recovery option is not an option, because
>> it doesn’t speak. Voiceover m twice seems to get me to a switch input
>> screen,
Mojave, but I need to have a sure
> way of being able to choose a Wi-Fi network in recovery mode using voiceover.
> Going to the Internet recovery option is not an option, because it doesn’t
> speak. Voiceover m twice seems to get me to a switch input screen, something
> to do with
e a Wi-Fi network in recovery mode using
> voiceover. Going to the Internet recovery option is not an option, because
> it doesn’t speak. Voiceover m twice seems to get me to a switch input
> screen, something to do with the keyboard? Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
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I don’t mean to sound anxious, but I kind of am. I need a response as soon as
possible. I am trying to reinstall my macOS Mojave, but I need to have a sure
way of being able to choose a Wi-Fi network in recovery mode using voiceover.
Going to the Internet recovery option is not an option
Hi, when I click the button to reinstall the OS, and when its not connected to
the net it will say can’t contact recovery survis.
To find the wifi network, all I hav to do is vo+m twice, then the network comes
up, enter my password, and off it goes.
> On Apr 29, 2019, at 12:19 PM, 'Tim Kilburn'
Hi,
At what point is it asking to connect to the Internet? Yes, there is a
partition on your drive that is the Recovery HD. That is simply the OS for
running recovery tasks. When you choose to do an installation, your Mac needs
the Internet connection to download the installer and any firmwa
Hi, So when ever I’ve started up my mac with cmd+r, and reinstall the os, it
wants to connect to the internet.
Just curious why, and isn’t that 2 gig volume on my internal drive the os
installer?
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Subject: booting in to recovery mode?
Hi, I thought I'd tried to reinstall the version that came with my mac mini.
I've tried all the keys like, cmd+R, and cmd+Shift+option+R, but it seems to
want to use the internet recovery.
I can see and imag
Hi,
cmd-r should start the internal HD's Recovery system and cmd-option-r for the
Internet Recovery. In both cases though, since you've already installed
10.14.4, it will want to download the latest Mojave, which is 10.14.4. You
would need to find an full installer for older versions somewher
Hi, I thought I'd tried to reinstall the version that came with my mac mini.
I've tried all the keys like, cmd+R, and cmd+Shift+option+R, but it seems to
want to use the internet recovery.
I can see and image that's 2 gigs, when I look at the drives in disc utilities.
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Hi folks.Î
I just wanted to see if I could boot up in the recovery mode on my MacMini.
So, I’m using a USB wireless keyboard.
I’ve shut down the Mac, held down CMD+R, then started up the mac.
It doesn’t want to boot in that mode.
It keeps booting to my inturnal drive.
Note: this USB wireless
iPhone 7: How to force restart, enter Recovery Mode, and enter DFU mode
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Since the Home button on iPhone 7 isn’t a mechanical button anymore, and is
instead a capacitive solid-state button controlled by software, it’s no
surprise that performing hard resets, entering
Hi,
CMD+r. HTH.
Matthew
> On Jul 12, 2015, at 8:00 PM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
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> I continually forget this command. Please help!
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Don't continue holding the power button though. All you should hold is
command+R.
Chris.
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Hold down Command+r while starting the Mac my friend.
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Yesterday, while rock climbing, my iPhone 5, in my pocket, got put into
recovery mode. I discovered it when we got home, and went through the steps
and successfully restored it from the latest Icloud backup. Got all my apps
back, Voiceover the way I wanted, home screen set up in the folder
gt; Command R for a few seconds then let go.
> Now wait a while i’d say 30sec to a minute and then issue the toggle command
> to turn on Voiceover which is Command F5. Voiceover should start talking and
> you should now be in recovery mode.
>
> I hope this helps
> On 28 Jan 201
recovery mode.
I hope this helps
On 28 Jan 2014, at 18:53, Alex Hall wrote:
> I believe the keys are cmd-r. Hold that as your Mac boots and it will be in
> recovery mode. VO will say something, but you need to hit cmd-f5 to get vo to
> launch for real
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I believe the keys are cmd-r. Hold that as your Mac boots and it will be in
recovery mode. VO will say something, but you need to hit cmd-f5 to get vo to
launch for real
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On Jan 28, 2014, at 1:50 PM, eric oyen wrote:
> hello everyone,
>
>
hello everyone,
I am at a loss on how to get into recovery mode.
I know you are supposed to hold down the option key on boot, but beyond that, I
don't know which entry to arrow to (non speaking interface at that level).
anyone have suggestions or a more direct keyboard shortcut to allow
well, after logging into recovery mode, and turning on VO with Command F5
(fred voice comes up talking). in order to reinstall OSX you wipe the
partition ***not the hard drive***. Of course, as you know, you do the
partition wipe using the disk utility available in the recovery mode menu.
The
again and doing the same process.
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On 2013-07-12, at 11:24 AM, Emilio Hernandez
wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I want to reformat my iMac, but when entrain recovery mode I cannot get
> voiceover to run.
> I have done this before, so I know what I am doing. Does anyone hav
Hello everyone,
I want to reformat my iMac, but when entrain recovery mode I cannot get
voiceover to run.
I have done this before, so I know what I am doing. Does anyone have any
suggestions?
I do not have an installed version of Mountain lion on a flash drive, so I use
the downloadable
Hi,
You are right. It does appear that VO can't find the WiFi networks menu. A
couple of things to note:
1. If you usually are connected to your WiFi network, it should automatically
connect when in Recovery mode.
2. You can confirm this in Terminal when in Recovery mode by:
•
How would I connect to wi-fi in recovery mode? I can't find the wi-fi
icon in the menu bar with VO+m, and VO+M twice doesn't do anything.
Any suggestions? I'm probably missing something ridiculously simple.
-Shaf
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> Hi all,
Just a quick update on MacBook Pro in recovery mode. Got 10.82 to reinstall off
an external hard drive. It's working fine now. Thanks Georgina and Tim, and
anyone else who had ideas on resolving this issue. Have a good one, all.
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I understand from another message that you have already began reformatting and
reinstalling your HD so this may be moot. When in Recovery mode, did you
attempt to Quit the Recovery app? When you do this, it should ask you to pick
a Startup Disk. If your Startup Disk is fine, it will
/03/2013 18:05, Jessica Carter wrote:
Hi all,
Accidentally got MacBook Pro into safe mode. Then I was able to put it into
recovery mode, but it will not boot up from either the cd or the hard drive
partition where the recovery disk is.
I have run the verify disk and verify disk permissions. It's
Hi all,
Accidentally got MacBook Pro into safe mode. Then I was able to put it into
recovery mode, but it will not boot up from either the cd or the hard drive
partition where the recovery disk is.
I have run the verify disk and verify disk permissions. It's odd, because the
message
Thanks Ray. I'll try that when I get back to my desk.
J.P.
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, at 12:43 PM, jshandr...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hey Guys,
>
> I am hoping someone can help! I am having one hell of a morning. I forgot the
> password on one of my Mac's. Let's not go there.
> My Mac is running Mountain Lion. I get stuck at a certain point in reco
Hey Guys,
I am hoping someone can help! I am having one hell of a morning. I forgot the
password on one of my Mac's. Let's not go there.
My Mac is running Mountain Lion. I get stuck at a certain point in recovery
mode and cant figure out the rest of the key strokes.
I go int
m] On Behalf Of Anouk Radix
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> Subject: Re: verifying/connecting mba to wifi in recovery mode
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> Hi, Ah so i might be able to do the reinstall even if i cant access the
> internet, great thanks.
>
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Hi, Ah so i might be able to do the reinstall even if i cant access the
internet, great thanks.
I ight make a bootable
Macbook air doesn’t have an Ethernet port standard, you’ll
>>> have to shell out $29 for their adaptor.
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>>> Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2012 2:27 PM
>>&
>> have to shell out $29 for their adaptor.
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>> [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mr. L. Alexander
>> Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2012 2:27 PM
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>> Subject: Re: verifying/con
Hi, I guess an alternative would be to make a bootable usb lion install, i
think Mike arrigo did a podcast on htis and there might be others.
I do suppose I can still use disk utility in recovery mode to erase my disk and
i would then use the usb drive to reinstall the system thereby bypassing
ies@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mr. L. Alexander
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> I appreciate the information on this. just in case I have to deal with an
> i
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[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mr. L. Alexander
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I appreciate the information on this. just in case I have to deal with an
iMac in the
. To add to the unfortunate news, VoiceOver is
> unable to access the Wifi menu at the top right of the menubar so you can
> connect to a network. The only way for a visually impaired person to
> reinstall using recovery mode is through an ethernet cable. I've contacted
> apple about t
on to
reinstall using recovery mode is through an ethernet cable. I've contacted
apple about this countless times, and the most recent response I've gotten
is that they're investigating a possible fix. They had no idea this couldn't
even be done with VoiceOver.
-O
Hi everyone, I want to completely reinstall lion on my macbook air that came
preinstalled with it. I turned off disk encryption and was able to open the
recovery partition while booting by pressing command+r. The help document
states though that, ifyou want to reinstall, you have to be connected
OK, so i had to force quit itunes during the software update and my
iphone is now in recovery mode. am I going to need to take it to apple
or could I find some eyes to do this in my house? unsure why the
section doesn't show up in the iphone
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