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davidbnd
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davidbnd -
davidbnd -
Hello,
Hello, I'm dealing with another hassle. My daughter made a big mess on her MacBook Pro, and it's impossible to reinstall anything, even after all these manipulations. The screen shows: "no package could be installed. Please contact the publisher....."
Even with a bootable USB drive with High Sierra on it.
Thank you for your help.
Configuration: Macintosh / Safari 13.0.5
Hello, I'm dealing with another hassle. My daughter made a big mess on her MacBook Pro, and it's impossible to reinstall anything, even after all these manipulations. The screen shows: "no package could be installed. Please contact the publisher....."
Even with a bootable USB drive with High Sierra on it.
Thank you for your help.
Configuration: Macintosh / Safari 13.0.5
1 réponse
Good evening,
your request is not really clear...
- What kind of mistake? Knowing this might put us on the right track...
- Another issue than what?
- Which actions?
You should also provide all the useful details, for example:
- What is the exact model of the MacBook Pro, including its release date?
- What is the original OS version?
- Where did you get this High Sierra USB drive?
- How was this drive created?
- Where did the installation application used to create the drive come from?
- Have you attempted a re-installation from Apple’s servers, that is to say by starting the Mac while holding down these 3 keys:
alt cmd R
or even with these 4 keys:
Shift alt cmd R
This will cause a startup from a recovery partition installed on Apple’s servers, allowing you to install the original OS version or the last used version.
Note: this function is only available on not too old Macs...
See this page:
https://support.apple.com/fr-fr/HT204904
Best regards.
your request is not really clear...
my daughter must have made a big mistake
- What kind of mistake? Knowing this might put us on the right track...
I'm dealing with another issue
- Another issue than what?
even after all these actions
- Which actions?
You should also provide all the useful details, for example:
- What is the exact model of the MacBook Pro, including its release date?
- What is the original OS version?
- Where did you get this High Sierra USB drive?
- How was this drive created?
- Where did the installation application used to create the drive come from?
- Have you attempted a re-installation from Apple’s servers, that is to say by starting the Mac while holding down these 3 keys:
alt cmd R
or even with these 4 keys:
Shift alt cmd R
This will cause a startup from a recovery partition installed on Apple’s servers, allowing you to install the original OS version or the last used version.
Note: this function is only available on not too old Macs...
See this page:
https://support.apple.com/fr-fr/HT204904
Best regards.
it's working again! Great!