Revive Mac OS
- If you've encountered a problem with macOS, the solution might be to reinstall the system on your Mac. This can be done by any Mac owner, but it can be a little bit complicated. You'll need to put your Mac into macOS Recovery, which gives you tools to diagnose problems on your Mac, as well as reinstall the operating system.
- How to recover OS X Lion. Apple's OS X 10.7 software is currently a download only. But what if your Mac refuses to boot one morning? How do you get Mac Lion roaring again without access to the Mac.
- How to Recover Unsaved, Lost and Deleted Word Document Mac. In this article, you will learn 4 effective ways to recover unsaved, lost and deleted Word document on Mac with detailed steps: 1recover with AutoRecovery; 2Recover from Temp folder; 3Recover from Recovered item in Trash; 4recover with Word file recovery software.
Not too clear on just what you have done, but if you reformatted the disk at some point, you may have erased the Recovery HD on the disk itself. So that would leave you having to try Internet Recovery (Option-Command-R) to install the original OS.
The problem may well be that Lion is not the original OS. This Mac originally shipped with Snow Leopard install discs, which you do not have. It did not originally ship with Lion, so there may be some issue there which is keeping you from completing the installation of Lion using Internet Recovery since Internet Recovery is intended to install the OS the Mac originally shipped with.
Here's how to recover the earlier version of the Mac OS using Time Machine: Plug your Time Machine disk into your Mac. Restart your Mac. Hold down Command + R until the Apple logo appears. In the Apple Configurator 2 window on the first Mac, select the DFU icon of the Mac whose chip firmware you want to revive and whose recoveryOS you want updated to the latest version. Do one of the following: Choose Actions Advanced Revive Device, then click Revive.
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Are you wanting to sell or give away this Mac? If so, it needs to have the OS it originally shipped with installed, which would be 10.6.6 or 10.6.7 Snow Leopard. If you have access to an Apple Store, they could probably do this for you from their store feed. Snow Leopard can be updated to where the Mac App Store is available, and the new owner can install anything they want under their own Apple ID. This Mac can be upgraded to run Sierra.
I don't know if replacement install discs are still available from Apple for this Mac, but if you can get it done for free at the Apple Store that would be a better option for you.
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Mar 19, 2017 7:21 PM