How to Install macOS High Sierra GM on Your Mac Right Now – Tutorial

Sep 14, 2017 at 01:07pm EDT
Install macOS High Sierra GM

macOS High Sierra GM (Gold Master) is now available to download. Here’s how you can install it right now on your Mac.

Install macOS High Sierra GM on Your Mac Right Now and Experience Apple’s Next-Gen Desktop Operating System Before Anyone Else

The word on the street is that macOS High Sierra GM is now available to download. And if you have a Mac that has a previous beta of the software already installed then you can update to the latest release right away.

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Download macOS High Sierra GM Over the Air

This is the simplest route which you can take and you end up retaining your settings as well as your files. Follow the steps below in order to get up to speed. Also, if you're a Public Beta tester, then you too can download the new GM build.

Clean Install macOS High Sierra GM

You have the complete option of installing a fresh copy of macOS High Sierra GM from scratch. This ensures that you get the maximum performance benefits of the software at any given time. Basically, you’ll get a ‘brand new’ feel out of your computer, allowing you to set it up like you did for the first time. But keep in mind that this process will erase everything off your Mac, therefore back up everything on a safe and secure location. You can either use Time Machine (if you have one) or an external storage medium such as a portable flash drive or a hard disk drive. Once everything is well sorted out, follow the guides posted below on how to install High Sierra GM from scratch. Last but not the least, make sure your Mac is compatible to work with macOS High Sierra. If you can run macOS Sierra then High Sierra would run just fine.

Let us know in the comments section below whether you went ahead with an over the air update or a clean install of Apple’s new desktop operating system. Regardless of the route you take, make sure you share your experience about the desktop OS with us.

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