Deleted the hard drive

[adecanales12]

i deleted my Macintosh hard drive by accident, i get a folder with a ? on my screen i click command + R when I attempt to reinstall mac os there is no drive ( I do not have a usb nor nothing ) how can i fix this issue on my own ? if anyone can help ... I do not have nothing on Restore From Time Machine Backup can someone please help me

 

[ellsworth]

You'll need another computer to download Mac OS onto a USB in order to install a fresh version of Mac OS.

 

[Weaselboy]

Try a command-option-r key boot to get to Internet recovery.

 

[adecanales12]

You'll need another computer to download Mac OS onto a USB in order to install a fresh version of Mac OS.

Is there any way to do it with out the usb at all cause the whole driver is deleted

 

[Audit13]

Is there any way to do it with out the usb at all cause the whole driver is deleted

Internet recovery (CMD+Option+R) relies solely on Wifi, nothing else is needed.

 

[jdb8167]

Internet recovery (CMD+Option+R) relies solely on Wifi, nothing else is needed.

A bit off topic but M1 Macs don't have internet recovery. If you have an M1 Mac it is highly recommended that you get a thumb drive and make a bootable installer.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201372

 

[Marty_Macfly]

A bit off topic but M1 Macs don't have internet recovery. If you have an M1 Mac it is highly recommended that you get a thumb drive and make a bootable installer.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201372

That’s really useful, thanks 😊

 

[svanstrom]

i deleted my Macintosh hard drive by accident,

Just out of curiosity, how did you manage that?

 

[G4DPII]

Turn of the computer, press and hold the power button, keep the button pressed until you see list of start up options All recovery methods shoulf then be seen.

 

[jdb8167]

Turn of the computer, press and hold the power button, keep the button pressed until you see list of start up options All recovery methods shoulf then be seen.

The original poster didn't specify M1 or Intel. Holding the power button is only for M1 Macs.