#MAC UTILITY DISK MAC#
When your Mac restarts, launch Disk Utility and try whatever you were trying to do again. From seeing the Mac disks mounted to your computer to activating and deactivating, everything from top-to-bottom is easier. Quit System Preferences and restart your Mac. Click the padlock and type in your admin username and password.
Select just the partition or container with macOS and click the Erase button. Click on the Apple menu and choose System Preferences.Fom the View menu, select Show All Devices. Make sure you’re selecting your macOS startup partition and not the entire drive, which contains the macOS Recovery partition you’re currently using.When Recovery starts up, select Disk Utility and click Continue.(If you see a globe, skip down to the end of the article.) Wait until the startup progress bar appears and release the keys.Just as the computer starts, hold down Command-R, which loads macOS Recovery.Select > Restart if your Mac is running.Experienced users find frequent need of this handy tool but those newer to the Mac experience are often cautioned to steer clear, for good reason. Scroll to the bottom of the Applications window to locate and click to and open. Disk Utility is an application thats built into OS X that can perform lots of useful and even scary actions. This is usually above the users home folder Icon. When you’re trying to wipe an old Mac to set it up fresh or to give it away or sell it, you typically want to erase the drive. Locate and click to open Applications within the left pane of the Finder window.
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