How to Clean Install macOS Ventura Without Using a USB Installer or Creating a Partition
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to clean install macOS Ventura on your Mac without using a USB installer or creating a partition on your internal hard disk drive or SSD.
A common way to perform a clean installation of macOS is to create a bootable USB installer, an external Hard Disk Drive, or an SSD, which contains a macOS installer, and use one of these bootable external drives to install macOS on your MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or iMac.
The second method is to create a partition on your internal hard disk drive or SSD and install macOS on your Mac from the partition.
The third method, which I will show you, doesn't require a USB installer or an external drive. You will only need a good Internet connection.
I'll walk you through the process step-by-step and show you how to install the latest macOS on your MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, or Mac mini.
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--------------------- Contents of This Video ---------------------
00:00 - Introduction to How to Clean Install macOS Ventura Without Using a USB Installer or Creating a Partition
01:45 - What To Do Before Doing a Clean Install on Your Mac
03:00 - Before Erasing Your Mac HDD Or SSD
03:52 - Difference Between Command + R and Command + Option +R
04:03 - How to Use Disk Utility to Erase Mac HDD or SSD