Apple’s operating systems have long supported installation and recovery through bootable USB drives. For enthusiasts, system administrators, and repair technicians, creating a USB boot drive can be a lifesaver when reinstalling macOS, troubleshooting startup issues, or performing clean installs. With the release of macOS Tahoe (Apple’s next-generation operating system), USB booting continues to be an important method of system setup.
Tools: USB Pen Stick min of 16GB Mac (M1 Apple silicon) Access to App Store or MDS Build Server to download macOS Tahoe
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