How to Downgrade From macOS Sonoma Step by Step

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In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to downgrade from macOS Sonoma.
What to do if macOS Sonoma is slow on Mac:

Before you downgrade:
Get CleanMyMac X to run maintenance on your Mac:

#1. Back up your Mac

#2. Restore from a Time Machine backup
Connect the Time Machine drive and boot your Mac in Recovery mode.
When you see the startup options screen on an Apple silicon Mac, choose options, then Continue.
When you see the macOS Utilities menu, choose Restore from Time Machine backup and click Continue.

#3. Reinstall the version of the OS that your Mac had originally (only works for Intel Mac)
Shut down your Mac.
Hold down Shift-Option-Command-R and press the power button.
Release the keys when you see the Apple logo.
Choose reinstall macOS.

#4. Downgrade using a bootable installer

Name your USB stick ‘Ventura installer,’ and the installer you downloaded must be in your Applications folder

Downgrading is really not that difficult, even if you use the Terminal method. The most important thing to remember is to backup your Mac before you upgrade.

Check out this guide to downgrading from Sonoma step by step:

The app mentioned in this video, CleanMyMac X by MacPaw:

Contents:

00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Back up your Mac
01:24 - Optimize Sonoma before downgrading
02:01 - How to downgrade from macOS Sonoma
02:20 - Downgrade using Time Machine backup
03:17 - Downgrade using Recovery Mode
04:00 - Downgrade using a bootable installer
05:42 - Outro
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After Downgrading using recovery mode, will the data on my mac remain safe? In case I don’t have any backup

shashwatsinha
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I hate Sonoma. I am definitely downgrading to Big Sur.

ArtofLovingsoul
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Guys, I had a problem with the final stage of the procedure. I performed all the various steps (M1):
1. I downloaded the Ventura installer.
2. I configured it via terminal in the USB stick.
3. I backed up the disk data.
4. I shut down the Mac and booted it into recovery mode.
So far so good, except that when I got to choosing the startup disk, it didn't let me use the disk I created with the Ventura installer. It says: ''It is not possible to downgrade the volume''

HELP ME :(

simos
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any solution unable to login appleID after downgrade from Sonoma to Monterey?
when i tried login to my appleID, Software Update Required, Update This Macbook Pro To The Latest Version of macOS

adieholydo
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For #4.

After pasting the provided command I get "Ventura_installer is not a valid volume mount point."

SHORYU
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im getting a "(drive) is not valid volume mount point." please help!

derv
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@ 5:17 "...and choose the USB stick, " I'm not seeing that in the video. I do not have the option to boot using the USB stick via

lcheadle