Click your user, and you’ll be requested to enter your administrator password. Step 6: In most cases the macOS Recovery interface with your users. Select Install macOS Ventura and click Continue.

Step 5: The startup selector will appear, and Install macOS Ventura should appear as one of the options. Step 4: After a few seconds, you will see a message that says Loading startup options, after which you can remove your finger from the power button. You should see the Apple logo and eventually a message that says: continue holding for startup options. Step 3: Press and hold the power button on your Mac and continue holding. Step 2: Connect the macOS Ventura USB installer. If you’re using an Intel Mac, hold Option (⌥) instead of the power button in step 3. Note: These following steps pertain to Macs with Apple Silicon. Creating a bootable macOS Ventura USB installer via Terminal Booting from the macOS Ventura USB installer You can now close Terminal, open Finder, and eject the Install macOS Ventura USB drive. Step 12: Once the process is completed, Terminal will report that install media is now available at “Volumes/Install macOS Ventura”. The process will take about 5-10 minutes. First it will erase the disk, then make the disk bootable, and finally, copy the needed contents to disk to complete the macOS Ventura USB installer. Step 11: Createinstallmedia will now run. Type ‘Y’ and press Return on your keyboard to continue. Once you do, you’ll be asked to verify that you wish to erase the USB volume. Step 10: You’ll now be asked to enter your Administrator password. Step 9: Drag the location of the USB drive to the Terminal window and press Return on your keyboard. Type /volumes and press Return on your keyboard. Step 8: Open Finder and in the menu bar click Go → Go to Folder. Step 7: In the same Terminal window type the following with a space inserted afterward: - volume A space will automatically be placed at the end of the path location. Step 6: Open Contents → Resources and drag createinstallmedia to the Terminal window. Step 5: Open Finder → Applications, right click on Install macOS Ventura, and select Show Package Contents. Step 4: In the Terminal window type: sudo followed by a space. Step 3: Open Applications → Utilities → Terminal. Step 2: Download macOS Ventura from the Mac App Store. Step 1: Connect your USB drive to your Mac. Please verify that the drive’s contents are backed up before proceeding. Note: The contents of the USB drive will be completely erased. Subscribe to Cellular on YouTube for more Guide: how to create a macOS Ventura USB installer

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