Installing MySQL on macOS can be achieved through the following steps: 1. Install Homebrew, using the command /bin/bash-c"$(curl-fsSLhttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)". 2. Update Homebrew and use brewupdate. 3. Install MySQL and use brewinstallmysql. 4. Start MySQL service and use brewservicesstartmysql. After installation, you can use mysql-u

AdobeReader no longer supports macOS, and AdobeAcrobatReaderDC is required. 1) Visit Adobe's official website and download a version suitable for macOS. 2) Open the .dmg file, drag the icon to the "Applications" folder, enter the administrator password and complete the installation. 3) Start Adobe AcrobatReaderDC from the "Applications" folder.

To resolve the "Untrusted_Cert_Title" error, you must first make sure to use the official certified installer and create it correctly. Secondly, check whether the system time settings are accurate, then update the firmware and bootstrap, and finally try to install macOS through the network recovery. The specific steps are: 1. Use the official AppStore installer and create a USB installer through Apple tools such as createinstallmedia to avoid manually copying files or using third-party tools; 2. After entering recovery mode, correct the date and time through terminal commands; 3. Check and update the EFI or firmware of the Mac to confirm that the hardware supports the target macOS version; 4. Long press Option Command R to start the network

When encountering the prompt "macOS could not be installed because of the path/System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mpkgappearstobemissingordamaged", it means that the system installation package is missing or damaged during installation or upgrading macOS, which is common in old version recovery images, third-party boot disks or disk structure abnormalities; solutions include: 1. Confirm whether the boot media is complete, it is recommended to use the official createinstallmedia command to create a boot disk and check whether OSInstall.mpkg exists; 2. Select " from recovery mode"

Installing macOS from scratch is not complicated, just prepare the tools and follow the steps. First, prepare a working Mac, at least 16GB USB drive, a stable network connection and sufficient time; secondly, it is recommended to use the createinstallmedia command in Terminal to create a bootable installer; then enter the installation interface through RecoveryMode or USB installer; then use DiskUtility to format the target hard disk as APFS or MacOSExtended; finally follow the prompts to complete the installation process.

You can install macOS without using AppleID, but some functions are limited. There is no need to force login to AppleID during the installation process. You can create a local account to use the basic functions of the system. However, functions such as iCloud synchronization, AppStore download, and search for my Mac require AppleID to enable it. 1. When installing, you can use the USB drive to boot disk or recovery mode to create a local account; 2. Local account can browse web pages, edit documents, program development, and play media, but it is impossible to use iCloud and download most AppStore applications; 3. Skip AppleID to log in for the first time to create a local account; 4. Suitable for computer room equipment, development and testing, and privacy-sensitive users, and it is recommended to bind Apple to long-term use.

AcleanmacOSinstallationtypicallytakes30minutestoanhour,butseveralfactorscanextendtheprocess.1)InternetRecoverymayadd15minutestooveranhourforOSdownload,dependingoninternetspeed.2)Installationtimevariesbetween20–40minutesafterdownloadcompletion.3)Stora

If the device is not in Apple's official support list, you can install macOS on old Macs through OpenCoreLegacyPatcher (OCLP). The specific steps are as follows: 1. Confirm the device compatibility, such as MacBookPro, iMac or Macmini around 2012, and check whether the motherboard chipset supports EFI mode; 2. Prepare a 16GB or larger USB drive and make a macOS installation USB drive, write to the image using official commands or third-party tools; 3. Download and run OCLP, select the target device for patch processing, automatically solve the kernel expansion and driver compatibility issues, and manually adjust the patch options if necessary; 4. Insert the patched USB drive, press the Option key when restarting