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Mac os high sierra review rating
Mac os high sierra review rating






mac os high sierra review rating mac os high sierra review rating

My rant aside, does anyone have any insight on a method to get around this restriction? For what they charge for hardware, I should be able to do whatever I want to this machine. I know Apple is "Big Brother-ish", but this obnoxious. I also really don't like the idea that I've purchased hardware which doesn't allow me to install the software I actually want. I'm not willing to put High Sierra on my network yet, it doesn't play nice with profile management or Munki. I imagine it's just a piece of information somewhere with a version check, if I could find that file maybe I could lower the minimum version? I wish I knew how Apple was able to perform this restriction. I'm now thinking of trying to clone the hard drive from the other MBP I have that's running Sierra onto the new one. I've tried to sidestep it a few ways, none of which have worked. Is there any way to force this laptop to boot into a bootable Sierra install USB drive so I can perform the downgrade? I can't even get this laptop to boot from a live Linux USB, I just get a giant "No" icon. The explanation I found is that the drivers don't exist, but I know for a fact that the drivers exist since there is another MBP at my company shipped just a few months prior with the same specs, running Sierra. I'd like to downgrade to Sierra but am running into the issue that you can't install a version of the OS lower than what was shipped. New MBP purchase shipped with High Sierra.








Mac os high sierra review rating