Sujet : Re: What does "Reinstall macOS" do, exactly?
De : pothead (at) *nospam* snakebite.com (pothead)
Groupes : alt.computer.workshop comp.sys.mac.systemDate : 18. Aug 2024, 22:17:09
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On 2024-08-18, David Brooks <
BDB@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
//I was recently having some problems with iTunes, and decided to
reinstall macOS Sierra. I held Command+R on startup and clicked on
"Reinstall macOS" without erasing the hard drive in Disk Utility. Once
the reinstall was complete, I started back up and all of my files and
programs were still there, along with my settings, desktop wallpaper,
and everything else. (The iTunes problems were fixed.)//
>
What exactly does this "Reinstall" feature do, if it doesn't remove
programs and change settings to default?//
>
Here are answers on-line:-
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/276766/what-does-reinstall-macos-do-exactly
>
How would YOU have answered the OP's question?
That article is from 7 years ago.
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