Recovery of the Internet

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• Recovery of the Internet wants to install more recent OSX

  Hello

  I'm trying to reinstall OS x on a Macbook Pro mid-2010.  I erased the hard drive and now need to reinstall. Following the advice of many threads on this site and others, I try to use Internet recovery to reinstall the original OSX (which was installed when it came from the factory). However, El Capitan is automatic and option only when I run this program. Also, it's invited me to enter my Apple ID, which, according to several sets of instructions found on the internet, including officially from Apple, shouldn't happen.  Anyone know why I am being forced to install El Capitan? Everything I read says that internet recovery is how you return to the original operating system. It is of an older machine who never ran El Capitan, and I don't want to install it if not necessary. Besides, I don't want to enter my ID if not necessary, because I intend to sell or give in the near future.

  Any help is appreciated!

  P.S. I've tried reset NVRAM.

  Hmm. My first question why wipe the hard drive? Recovery would have reinstalled your current OS X, if that was your goal.

  I think that as you have wiped the drive you have a backup.

  I would like to restore your OSX this Time Machine backup or your clone to boot back up.

  To answer your question

  To use internet on a 2010 recovery you should have to run an update of the EFI firmware at any given time. I suspect that your delivered 2010 with Snow Leopard. There is no download for Snow Leopard.

• Recovery of the Internet and the Touchpad does not

  Hi all!

  I tried to format my Macbook Pro (2015 start, 13 "), so I wiped the disk with disk utility.

  Now, I'm the restart with CMD - R and a globe appears. I know that it means that the computer is trying to reboot from the internet, but I have to choose my Wi - Fi and insert the password.

  The problem is: the touchpad is not sensitive, so I can not perform the procedure. I also tried a keyboard and a USB mouse, but it does not work either.

  Thanks to anyone who responds!

  Start up your Mac in Mode without failure.

  Upper left corner of your screen, click on the Apple  > Shut Down.

  After your Mac stops, wait 10 seconds, then press the power button.

  As soon as you hear the startup tone, hold down the SHIFT key . You must press the SHIFT key as soon as possible after you hear the startup tone, but not before.

  Release the SHIFT key when you see the gray Apple logo and progress indicator.

  Once you are in Mode without failure, return to the menu Apple . In the drop-down list, click: reboot

  
  

  
  

  Then start while pressing the command + R keys to access internet recovery to restore the OS X.

  Just to let you know, you don't need to wipe the drive using disk utility in your Applications / Utilities first folder. Only use OS X Recovery

  to reformat and restore the OS X.

  On Safe Mode

• Recovery of the Internet to install OS on new SSD but now get grey screen

  I recently installed an SSD in my Macbook Pro 15 late 2011. I did a cover of the Internet of the installed OS Lion on the new drive. I then migrated all my information, which using El Capitan, from my old hard drive through Time Machine and now I could not go beyond the gray screen with the Apple symbol and the spinning wheel. Any suggestions?

  Welcome to Apple Support communities

  heartdagger wrote:

  I recently installed an SSD in my Macbook Pro 15 late 2011. I did a cover of the Internet of the installed OS Lion on the new drive. I then migrated all my information, which using El Capitan, from my old hard drive through Time Machine and now I could not go beyond the gray screen with the Apple symbol and the spinning wheel. Any suggestions?

  You damaged OS X by restoring a backup made with a new version of OS X that you were running at that time here. In any case, from what you say, it seems that you didn't need to install OS X Lion: you can restore the backup directly on your SSD without having to reinstall OS X.

  To do this, Internet recovery includes an option to restore a Time Machine backup. Just boot into Recovery Internet, plug the old hard drive to your Mac, choose the option to restore a backup Time Machine in the "OS X Utilities" window and follow the steps. The SSD will be formatted, your Mac must be up and working soon.

• Impossible to get 2008 Macbook at the start of the recovery of the Internet... help?

  I tried the command + option + R and command-R start-up and restart, but no dice. I'm trying to reinstall Mac OS to give the laptop to a friend. Any tips?

  Hey Sndietzel,

  Thank you for being a part of the communities of Apple Support.

  I understand your message you are trying to boot a MacBook (2008) for OS X Internet Recovery but it is not successful.  This happens because this year and model of Mac does not support the OS X Internet Recovery:

  Computers that can be upgraded to use OS X Internet Recovery

  What version of Mac OS X is currently installed? In the menu bar select  > what the Mac and you should see the version of OS X installed.  If she has OS X 10.6.8 or more, then there is no OS X Recovery, and you will need the installation disk OS X, or the disc that came with the computer to erase the disk and reinstall OS X. You will need to insert the disc while the Mac is turned on, and then restart while holding the C key to boot the disk.

  Take care.

• Recovery of the Internet does not work

  Hello!

  My computer (MacBook pro mid-2012)) for a while has a battery fault which means I just have it stationary for a year back. My friend who has the same computer had a drive cable hard failure so I thought she could get just mine and I just have my hard drive rather than in their own country, since it is already stopped, it is not really important for me. This is where the problems started.

  My computer does not now anyway, whether it shows just the map of blinkning with a sign of the issue. No matter how many times I tried to boot into it, it does not work and I do not for the love of my life know what the * could be the problem? I tried all possible combinations of keyboard. Here, someone has ideas in what do I do now? The computer requires something any if it is default or not be plugged into the hard drive slot internal?

  Thank you.

  There is that your wireless network must meet strict requirements, as described in this document, as it cannot have a hidden SSID (network name):

  How to reinstall OS X - Apple support

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• I have a few questions about the internet and partition recovery

  I deleted completely OS X Yosemite and only left Windows. Now that I'm pretty sick of Windows and want to use my Macbook Air for real, I am using recovery of the internet (order and R) to reinstall OS X.

  I backed up all my data and that you haven't stored anything in my Macbook. My questions are: (I know they are long, but they are quick to respond)

  1. I want to erase everthing on my Mac. I have now 3 partitions. After starting and pressing command + R, I would use disk utility to erase everything, like this .

  After you click Delete, would be merged my 3 partitions in 1 and I could repartition my Mac?
  

  2. I want to create a partition for OS X Yosemite (and possibly upgrade to El Capitan). What is the minimum recommended size for partition OS X Yosemite? (Because my SSD is only 128 GB)

  3. Let's say I create 3 partitions, let's name A for OS X, B for my data and C for reinstalling Windows. If I boot into Windows, I'd be able to use (read and modify) data on B, or just OS X could do that?
  

  4 the amount of data I should download during the recuperation of the Internet? I guess that much since I'm downloading the OS X package, but my internet is quite slow, so I want to know how of SGB I have to download.

  5 If I asks me to enter the Apple ID to download OS X, would any book Apple ID?
  

  Thanks for reading. I would be extremely grateful if you answer my questions. See you soon

  • 0: have backups of everything that you care and disconnect external drives except those you use specifically.  While he isn't supposed to, repartitioning should always be supposed to cause a total loss of data.  Corruptions can and do happen sometimes, unfortunately.  Stray user commands can sometimes target bad drives for erasure or repartitioning, because errors can happen.  Do not connect anything unnecessarily.
  • 1: Yes.  You want to create a volume of GPT partitions.
  • 2: let Yosemite size and add his own scores.
  • 3: using Boot Camp to add the Windows partition.  With a small that disk, I might well Park out Windows on an external storage device, or use a virtual machine, and Windows as a guest.   In general, add additional user-defined partitions are not general, something I recommend.  Resizing and adding and removing partitions can meet with corruptions, provide for backups.
  • 4: depends on various factors, including least aren't servers from Apple how busy are, and how fast your network link is.  I have used to create a local installer and use it.   That fact also resumed and other operations more quickly, at the price of a few $ for a drive of sufficient size.  Recent versions of OS X are ~ 6 gigabytes in size, based on installers the.
  • 5: any Apple ID will work, but having more than one active Apple for OS and app ID buy usually leads to disputes to find out who bought what and who can update what.

• Restoration of the Internet does not

  Hello

  So I'll try to get back a mid 2010 Macbook Pro originally OSX from Yosemite. I updated the firmare EFI to enable recovery of the internet, but it doesn't seem to work. It starts at startup (command + option + r) - the world turns, take five minutes to load. But after that, he will not to the choice of language as I saw in the video tutorials. Instead, it is the emblem of apple which lasts 10 minutes or so to load, what I'm met with the covering Panel.

  Other notes: typical restore mode proposes to reinstall Yosemite, while the above method offers to install El Capitan.

  There is no option to install original OSX, which I assume is Lion or snow leopard, etc.

  I tried to boot from a USB key the Mavericks. It loads the recovery screen, as well as the offer to install the Mavericks, but it does not work - probably because the Mavericks wasn't on it always if it is unrecognized.

  I came to the conclusion that there is a problem with the stage of recovery of the internet, which is a disappointment because it's really the only way that I know that I could get back the old version. Is there a way to correct the re-establishment of the internet?

  At the present time I install El Capitan, in the hope it fixed somehow magically internet recovery bit, since I tried so many other things (including assignment to reddit here: https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/53knik/how_to_revert_to_original_os_x_from _yosemite_on /).

  Any tips are appreciated.

  You may need to reinstall your current OS, through upgrading to El Capitan might fix it for you.

  When you start in OS X Internet Recovery now command-Option-r, click on reinstall OS X OS X Utilities page, it should tell you that it will install what was the origin of the computer operating system. If that doesn't work there might be something wrong with the OS or the hard drive itself.

• Captian El is not installed on the SSD disk fusion part after recovering from the internet

  I found that my Mac OS X El Captian is installed on the part of the hard disk of 1 TB disk fusion rather than the part of the SSD drive after the installation of recovery of the internet.

  And the SSD disk fusion part seems to be "not fitted"...

  May I ask if this is correct?

  I saw on the article depending on whether recovery facility will automatically take care of the promenade of the merger and put the files system on the part of the reader Flash memory:

  http://www.PCMag.com/Article2/0, 2817,2412726,00.asp

  If my drive information below is not correct, do the following:

  1. partition SSD disk fusion part and

  2. Mount and

  3. repeat to Install OS X on this SSD part internet recovery rather than the part of the hard drive of my 1 TB drive

  Your opinion is greatly appreciated!

  Images of the State of my hard disk is shown below:

  

  

  

  ... also, I found that there are 2 Macintosh HD, showing at startup. If I choose a 1st, a banned logo will appear once a while and the will of the computer just froze there. Only when I choose the 2nd Macintosh HD, I can login in the OS correctly...

  Should not be only one Macintosh HD picture to the choice at the start?

  Emergency assistance is needed...!

  Thank you!

  

  

• The Internet is not accessible after the Windows Recovery virus eliminated

  Original title: Recovery Windows Virus eliminated but now no internet... what the

  I got the Windows Recovery virus and my son has deleted successfully and that he found all the files and I have the office back.  I can connect to the internet if I use another laptop but I can't connect using the infected computer.  I have contacted my provider, but they can help as I have connection so there is no problem.  I'm currently on a laptop, attached to my modem, so I know it's working.  When I use my computer and try to connect it comes up saying "Internet explorer cannot display the webpage".  There is an option to diagnose connection problems, but it does not work for me because I have a connection.  Y at - it is something I need to fix on my original computer to allow the signal through it to say: a registry or something.

  If you see stuff like this (after got rid of the malware):

  Internet Explorer cannot display this webpage
     
  The most likely causes:
  You are not connected to the Internet.
  The Web site encounters problems.
  There could be a typing error in the address.

  We will check your network connection properties.

  Some malware will alter these settings and your anti malware software can't tell if you have changed the malware changed them or so, after removal of infections, it will leave just the settings as he finds them (it is usually a good thing), but can leave your disabled Internet access.
   
  Click Start, run and enter in the box:

  Inetcpl.cpl

  Click OK to launch the Internet Properties Control Panel, choose connections, LAN settings.

  Or, in Internet Explorer click on tools, Options, connections, LAN settings.

  These settings control your Internet access for all browsers.

  (If you make settings, write them down so you can undo changes if you must)

  On most environments, not independent, there will be check automatically detect settings and
  the other boxes are (as Proxy Server) is disabled.

  Automatically detect the setting checked =
  Use the automatic configuration script = unchecked
  Use a proxy server for your LAN = not checked

  Make changes, then click OK, OK to save the settings.

  Check your settings for how your network adapter gets its IP and DNS settings.  Most home page
  systems, these parameters must be defined for the system will get the settings automatically.

  If you have another system on your network that works, you can compare these settings with the
  parameters of the system that is not a work and make adjustments.

  Click Start, settings, Control Panel, network connections, and then select your current network connection.

  On the general tab, click Properties.

  In the drop down in the Middle, find and highlight the selection of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties.

  In the Internet Protocol Properties window, the usual selections are to get the IP and DNS settings
  automatically.  Select the following two options:

  Obtain an IP address automatically
  Get a DNS server address automatically

  The rest of the options on the screen should then be grayed out/not available.

  Make changes, then click OK, OK to save the settings.

  Restart your computer and test your connection.

  If that is fixed, follow these steps:

  Click Start, settings, Control Panel, network connections, and then select your current network connection.

  On the general tab, click Properties. In the drop down in the Middle, find and highlight the selection of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties. Advanced. There should be a tab DNS. Please make sure that the following options are selected:

  Dash in add primary and connection specific dns suffixes and an add parents of the primary dns suffix suffixes and also a check tick to save these connections addresses in DNS.

  On the check tab VICTORIES which allow you to search LMHOSTS is checked and use the default setting for netbios. Now OK out of all these windows. If you have changed a
  These settings please let us know.

• Move the Favorites folder in the recovery file in internet explorer 9.

  I recently had to do a system restore on my Envy17.   I can't move the Favorites file to the recovery file in Explorer 9.   The recovery file has been created from Explorer 7.  I tried the Explorer 9 import function, but it does not work.  The import function is looking for bookmark.htm file that does not appear to be exist in the recovery file.  Can someone help here?

  Found a solution. Just use copy/paste to move files from the recovery to the Favorites folder Favorites folder. Sites Web de Microsoft never mentions this simple solution. Forums of HP's Support had the solution - search for 'Favorites '.

• HP Pavilion dv7: unable to connect to the Internet

  I can't access the Internet via ethernet or wireless. It seemed to happen after an update of Windows 10.

  Other computer and android phone can access the wireless. When I click on the wireless icon, I see different networks, including mine. However, it is said, "No Internet, secure." I ran a diagnosis, saying that the wireless network adapter and the wired network adapter does not work. I tried to update the drivers, but to no avail.

  I remove this update. I have HP Pavilion dv7, produces none. QJ799AV #ABA. It seems that there are no drivers for Windows 10.

  Here in an Exchange I had with HP Support on Facebook:

  Resolv_S wrote:
  

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  Help with the purchase of a recovery media. Is this fair?

  Thanks for sharing the question. I want to help you.

  I understand the disadvantages that you went through to find the solution for the issue.

  I would like to share a link to order you a recovery HP online support. Please use the link below to order the media.

  http://HP.care/2dMsChn

  I hope this helps. Please update the State of the question,

  Happy announcement.

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  Thanks for the reply.  However, I took the chance to do a reset on my computer.  And now I have access to the internet.

• Satellite Pro A10 - unable to connect to the internet

  I have an old Satellite SPA10 who lost the internet connection a year ago.
  The components in question are:
  Ethernet controller
  Network controller
  Video controller
  Video controller (VGA)
  I tried many attempts to install drivers to replace those already on, but each attempt failed. Toshiba downloads, I used were from the following link:
  NES http://www.Toshiba.co.uk/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=UK&mode=allMachi & action = sea...
  I use a desktop computer that is ok, although it has its own flaws and want to return to the use of the Satellite.

  Any suggestions please?
  (With the help of Windows XP)

  Hello

  This old model of laptop is supported for Windows XP Home edition and Windows XP Home edition is not supported by Microsoft more.
  In any case if you want to have good working machine I recommend to do clean install of Windows XP Home edition.
  After doing this you also install all the necessary drivers and tools and utilities.

  This laptop model was offered with Windows XP Home SP1 edition at this time.
  You have Windows XP Home edition installation disc? Is the new installation of Windows XP Home edition an option for you?

  If so, I can help you with this and send you the order of installation exact for the drivers, tools and utilities.

  One last thing: you have the original installation of recovery disc?

• I'm locked out of my ipod5 that I have not used for a long time, it is not connected to the Internet or iTunes is anyway can I unlock?

  I'm locked out of my ipod5 that I have not used for a long time, it is not connected to the Internet or iTunes is anyway can I unlock? In my opinion, it works on IOS8. Because I have not used in a long time, it has reset and does not connect to the wifi until I unlock, and I forgot the password to unlock it. I tried to clear up my iPhone but it requires Internet and iPod can not connect to Internet ithe, I also tried to restore the 'home' button and the lock button while connected to iTunes on my computer and that did not work either... Please let me know if I haven't tried something or have missed something.

  Thank you

  You have to follow the instructions for the erasure or use recovery mode in iTunes again. . You do not specify what happened when you tried to follow these instructions, or instructions for iTunes, which you tried to follow, but you will be able to exit the mode disabled via iTunes if you do not have Wifi:

  If you have forgotten the password for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, or your device is disabled - Apple supports

  See you soon,.

  GB

• Need help with the recovery of the System Satellite L300-149

  Hello

  We have a Satellite L300-149.
  Was running really slowly then wanted to reset it to factory settings.

  Doesn't the "press F12 during startup, insert the disk in" etc etc BUT have a horrible feeling that I put a disc to which belonged in fact to a different Toshiba, we used to use a U300.
  'Give' was that the manual for the U300 is now on the desktop on the Satellite :-/

  I hope that this would not be a major problem BUT the F8 key is gone now it's impossible to connect to the internet.

  I looked online and read that the L300 sometimes doesn't come with a disc that the info is kept on a separate part of the disk hard hope so I could reset it back to settings to factory again but when I click on F2 on start up and go to the option to restore it, noting happens.

  Can someone please help?

  Hello

  Forget HARD drive recovery now
  You have recovered the system using another disc and it has been removed and the HARD recovery disk image files. If this option is NOT possible!

  You reason that the L300 and all other laptop does not come with recovery discs.
  The recovery disk must be created using the recovery disk Creator called preinstalled software. But it is also NOT possible because you deleted the preinstalled system and the files that are needed for this recovery disk are no longer available!

  But if everything is working properly except the WLan FN + F8 key, then I recommend you only install the Wlan driver. I think that the key does not work because the right WLan driver is not installed.

  I think that the Satellite L300-149 supports the smart WiFi Realtek RTL8187B.
  Then install the right driver Wlan you can find here:
  http://APS.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/?page=downloads