…pledge your support to the shows we do here at the Podfeet Podcasts. macOS Settings I Change After a Nuke and Pave Transcript of NC_2023_10_22 That’s going to wind this…
…of 2016 I did a nuke and pave (also known as a clean install) and I documented the major steps in a blog post. That nuke and pave was forced…
Nuke and Pave of my MacBook Pro – how and why I did it. Dr. Robert Carter gives a new answer to the Dumb Question about how to play podcasts…
…doing a Nuke and Pave to your Mac when getting a new computer. A nuke and pave means a full reinstall of macOS followed by a reinstall of every application…
Steve Davidson brings us his wonderful “Tale of Two MacBooks”. Then I’ll walk you through how I do a “nuke and pave”, also known as a clean install, of macOS…
…over the years. I definitely believe in doing a nuke and pave when I get a new computer. When I say nuke and pave or clean install, I mean installing…
When I got the 2016 Touch Bar 15″ MacBook Pro, it was only about a month after I’d done an involuntary nuke and pave on my 2013 MacBook Pro. For…
…machine. I find that doing a nuke and pave can bring even bigger speed improvements than a RAM upgrade. By nuke and pave I mean this: Make a bootable clone…
…he’s been bad about keeping track of what drivers, apps, and plugins are installed. I recommended that he nuke and pave for the upgrade, only installing what he really uses….
…and on Backblaze. I considered doing a “pave” since Apple had done the “nuke” part of a nuke and pave for me. On the plane on the way home I…
