I have just upgraded my Macbook Pro to the latest model with 10.6.4. Basically on my old macbook pro I used to be able to put the installation disc in and delete everything and do a fresh install of the system. On the new os I can't seem to find this option. This means I do a fresh install and it keeps all of the old data and accounts. Can anyone please tell me how to do erase everything and start again?
Many thanks
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Hey Tattster, I'm glad you put the "let me google that for you" thingy, because I couldn't understand the original post.
I guess this means that the OP has either upgraded to Snow Leopard, or just updated to 10.6.4 with software update.I have just upgraded my Macbook Pro to the latest model with 10.6.4.
Totally lost with this one!Basically on my old macbook pro I used to be able to put the installation disc in and delete everything and do a fresh install of the system. On the new os I can't seem to find this option. This means I do a fresh install and it keeps all of the old data and accounts.
Clean install ....got that bitCan anyone please tell me how to do erase everything and start again?
lolOriginally Posted by 6string
clean install ....got that bit
Dont forget to use the Reputation System if someone has helped you out !!!
Arguing with a zealot is only slightly easier than tunneling through a mountain with your forehead!!!!!
MoTM ☆☆☆
Yeah, at first it seems a bit confusing. However, since Snow Leopard automatically does an Archive and Install when reinstalling, I can understand why he was at a loss when he couldn't find the old option. Got to read between the lines...
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