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How to downgrade macOS Sequoia to an older version

In this video, we’ll show how to downgrade macOS Sequoia to macOS Sonoma. Download CleanMyMac to fix Mac performance issues: https://bit.ly/3YzpmJt Before you downgrade, run some Mac maintenance: 1. Download CleanMyMac — it has a free trial: https://bit.ly/3YzpmJt 2. Go to Performance and run a scan 3. Apply recommendations to optimize your Mac system 1. Downgrade using Time Machine Hopefully, you made a backup of your Mac with Time Machine before you upgraded to Sequoia. Now, follow the steps below. If you have an Intel-based Mac: Turn off your Mac and hold Command-R when powering up If you have an Apple Silicon Mac: Turn off your Mac and hold down the power button 1. When the startup options screen appears, click Options 2. Click Restore from Time Machine – Continue 3. Choose the backup you want to restore from 4. Click Restore 2. Downgrade using recovery mode This method only works for Intel-based Macs: Shut down your Mac Hold down Shift-Option-Command-R when powering up Release the keys when you see the Apple logo Click Reinstall macOS 3. Use a bootable installer Download macOS Sonoma on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/ua/app/macos-s... To create the bootable installer disk, open Terminal. Type this command and enter your password followed by Return: sudo/Applications/Install\macOS\Sonoma.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/macOS Sonoma installer. Watch this video to learn how to speed up your Mac if it’s slow and unresponsive:    • Why is my Mac so slow? Top 8 tips to ...   00:00 - Intro 00:21 - Run Mac maintenance 01:04 - Downgrade using Time Machine 01:52 - Downgrade using recovery mode 02:17 - Use a bootable installer 03:31 - Outro