Allowing you to keep Mojave and switch between the OS versions as required.
#NEED TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS INSTALL#
If the reason you are downgrading is that you need a specific app that doesn’t work well under Mojave, you could install an older version of the macOS on a separate drive or partition.You can also use Time Machine but whichever method you use you should ensure you have a backup before going ahead.īefore you start the downgrade process you should consider these alternatives: We recommend creating a clone of your start-up drive to make accessing those backup files as simple as possible.
The backup may be the only place you can find documents and files should you need to restore them. Another reason you need the backup is that the process of downgrading includes erasing the start-up drive from your Mac. This will ensure that, if something should go wrong, you can recover your data and start again without having lost anything. You should always start this process with a backup. Whatever the reason, you can downgrade from macOS 10.14 and revert to an earlier version by following these steps: Maybe Mojave is just performing poorly on your system, or perhaps one of your favourite or critical apps hasn’t yet been updated for Mojave and you simply need to downgrade the OS to be able to keep running an older app.
But even with all of these new capabilities, a few of you may find yourselves wishing you could go back to one of the previous versions of the Mac operating system. MacOS Mojave has a great deal going for it, with lots of new features, new security and privacy safeguards, as well as new apps such as News and Home.
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