How to Create a macOS Ventura Bootable USB Installer Drive in 4 Simple Steps!

Looking for an easy way to create a bootable macOS Ventura USB Install Disk? I will show you how to download macOS Ventura and then create a Ventura USB Installer Bootable flash drive in under 5 min!

Chapters
0:00 Intro & Welcome
0:15 What is Ventura USB boot disk for used for?
1:22 Ventura USB Boot disk requirements
1:58 How to Download macOS Ventura full installer
2:36 Once Downloaded the Install macOS Ventura app is in your Applications folder
2:49 Ventura Full installer is a Universal installer for both Intel & M1 M2 Macs
3:02 The Ventura USB Boot disk can be created on M1, Intel & Unsupported Macs
3:10 Plug in USB Flash drive or External Hard drive to your Mac
3:23 Backup any needed files from the USB disk before we begin.
3:41 Erasing the USB disk to prepare for Ventura USB boot disk creation
6:58 Monitoring the Ventura USB Installer creation with Activity Monitor
7:48 Finishing up on the final part of the Ventura USB Boot Disk creation
7:52 Your can change the USB icon to the Ventura Icon.
8:27Questions? Thank You!

All the commands for creating a Ventura USB installer

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[ripe_apple]

First.... "Mr. Macintosh, Simply the Best"

[iforgot]

You are so awesome Mr. Macintosh😊

I just restored a couple old 2013 21.5” iMac’s by adding a new SSD internal Hard drive & added the max amount of ram (to 16gb) and these iMac’s are running like new.
But because they are both old they can’t run past macOS Catalina 10.15.7.
But now I found your channel😊

As long as I watch & listen, review what your showing & saying, I’ll stop the video to do your step by step instructions & I see what you say so I’m gonna try this.
Just to try out Ventura, booting from an external drive.
This stuff is fun.
😊

❤Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.❤
You are a special person. 😉

[GetVladimir]

Even though I've made a clean install of macOS many times, I always learn something new from watching your videos.

Recently I had to reinstall different versions of macOS to an older Mac mini late 2014 in order to fix its Bluetooth and find one that works with an external USB Bluetooth dongle.

It never occurred to me to drag and drop the createinstallmedia and the USB drive to Terminal before (even though I have been doing that with other file types).

The whole time I was manually typing/pasting the different commands for each macOS version 😅

As always, thank you so much for making these videos!

[nellyrosa]

Simple and clearly described. Fantastic work!

[siyandamaseko]

My second time searching for this video 😂 nice to always know you'll be right here when I need ya

[latitudeash]

Thanks. Simple when you show us. Very clear vid 👍🏼

[mntreen]

I like all the added details and context

[chillydoog]

Liked and subbed. Excellent video. I love all the extra tips & tricks!

[StephenHastingsNewBodhum]

This was so awesome, really 1000 thanks I have been trying to do this all day, and watching your video got it done in 10 mins Thank You! Subscribed

[dn-sf]

Thank you for this

It works brilliantly, and saves a lot of time

[Mr.-J-]

Super. Just excellent! Thanks Mr. Macintosh. :- )

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[sureshpspd]

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[uberjewish]

Great video. I'm having issues clean installing on a 2017 Macbook 12 that keeps erroring out. Will follow this video to get a Monterey bootable too.

[AndreMorganPhotography]

Hi Mr. Macintosh, love your your channel, you've help me so much with your detailed information, i wanted to ask you, is there a reason im seeing two EFI when booting up?

[Taffafilms]

Thanks for the vid Mr Macintosh! I can fid this anywhere, Can you use an SD Card instead of a USB or external hard drive to do this? Thanks again!

[gerhardhiemer]

Thanks for your your great work! I found out that I lost the hardware testing Features on my SSD over the year. Is there any procedure how to create such a USB disk for Hardware Tests on my MBP late 2014? Obrigado e saudações do Brasil!

[celticdistortion]

Hey Mr Mac, so I followed all the usual steps!

1.Downloaded Mac Ventura 13.1 via opencore!
2.formatted the usb via Disk Utility
3. Opencore then installed Mac to Usb along with OpenCorePatcher
4. I then restarted using OPTION key
5.booted from USB
6. However when I got to the loading I ended up with the recovery page where Apple was asking me to select a recovery disk, no further option to boot into ventura! I tried this process 2ce with no success.

Any time Ive followed the steps in the past its all worked perfect, this is the first time im having some issues! Any tips would be appreciated.

Thanks

[mielushelheureux]

Hi there Mr. Macintosh. Thank you for all the good job your doing it's very wonderful. Please I have a problem and I would like to know what could you advice me in such a case.
I have just upgraded from an unsupported mac to ventura, following you video tutorial. Unfortunately there are some application that are not working on ventura.
I'm thinking of down grading my computer to something like Big sur or Montery. How can I do this or what would I do in order to easily downgrade my mac,

Thank you in advance.