Specifically, the Recovery HD partition will re-install the most current version of OS X that is currently installed on the Mac, whereas Internet Recover will re-install the version of OS X that originally came with the Mac. Both of the recovery modes let you re-install OS X, but the version of OS X that is installed onto the Mac will be different depending on the type of recovery mode used. To be clear, we’re going to focus on Internet Recovery here, but there are actually two modes of system recovery one of which is based on a local Recovery disk partition, and the other which is called Internet Recovery, the latter being triggered if the Mac does not have a Recovery partition found or if booted directly into as shown in this walkthrough.
Truth be told, we do a lot of system installations here at Mission repair for our customers because of file loss, corruption or once in a blue moon- a virus.
How to install os x with internet recovery mac os x#
This is helpful in the event you need to reinstall Mac OS X because you need to replace the system software for whatever reason. This is made fairly easy as all modern Macs include the OS X Internet Recovery feature, which lets you reinstall OS X through a netboot type of mode that is accessed from the internet rather than a local drive. In some rare situations, reinstalling OS X on a Mac may be required.
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