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Insert your 8GB (or larger) flash drive (make sure you assign a name to it – I’ll be using Untitled as my drive name for this tutorial). Firstly Download the Yosemite installer.Ģ. If for some reasons you couldn’t get DiskMaker X working for you, you might want to follow this geeky steps using Terminal to achieve same result.ġ. If it doesn’t find it, you can click on “Select an Install File” so you can easily navigate to the installer.Īfter the whole process must have been completed, you can now use this flash drive to install OSX Yosemite to any MAC. DiskMaker X would find the Yosemite Installer and have it installed on your thumb drive. Since we wish to install Yosemite, you will have to select 10.10 and let DiskMaker X handle the rest. Launch DiskMaker X. The app will offer to make installers for OS X 10.8, 10.9, and 10.10.

Make sure you must have backed up all important stuff, as you will loose them in this process from the flash drive.ģ. Insert your 8GB (or larger) flash drive into your MAC. You need to download the Yosemite installer as stated above from the Mac App Store and DiskMaker X. Using Diskmaker X is the easiest way to burn or make a bootable USB Flash drive.

The OS X 10.10 Yosemite installer from the Mac App Store in your Applications folder.

An 8GB USB Flash Drive or larger where you would be burning the OSX Yosemite copy to.

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So it is necessary you firstly perform this tutorial using any of the below methods, unless you wish to download a fresh copy of the update again from the app store.

It is important to note that running the Yosemite update on your Mac before following the below procedures would erase the installer from your Applications folder. One way to save yourself the hassle is grabbing the Mac update on a USB thumb drive and installing the update using same drive on all your Macs. It can be quite easy making an update to the OSX 10.10 Yosemite from the Mac App store for one computer, but when it comes to making updates for several Macs, or even doing a fresh install, you might find it really stressful having to make those updates separately.