It may seem odd but the usual cause is a corrupt installer, and simply deleting the installer app and downloading a new copy will likely fix the issue.
This message usually shows up as a sheet that drops down from the macOS or OS X installer shortly after you start the install process. With the backup recommendation out of the way, let’s get started with the error messages.Ĭould Not Write Installation Information to Disk You can find a large number of external enclosures, drives, and SSDs, as well as a portable and easily-carried-with-you Envoy Pro EX high-performance USB 3 or Thunderbolt bus-powered SSD storage. If you don’t have a backup system in place, I highly recommend investing in one before you install a new version of macOS. Having a Time Machine backup or a clone of your current system can be a lifesaver. Some of the installation issues we’re going to mention can cause loss of data. Installation Issues Commonly Seen with macOSīefore we get too far along, I want to point out the obvious: don’t install a new version of the Mac operating system without having a current backup. With any luck, you may be able to either correct the issue, allowing you to finish the installation, or prevent the problem from occurring in the first place.
In some cases it might be possible to drag and drop a replacement icon into the info screen (via "Get Info") but this doesn't work for Google Drive as it refreshes it's icon for the root shared folder every time the app starts.įortunately it's quite easy to change the icons over permanently and someone has even gone to the trouble of creating new icon files for a number of popular apps and shared them on Google Drive. I much prefer the look of OS X Yosemite over Mavericks and earlier versions, but unfortunately it's taking some apps a while to catch up, Google Drive is a prime example:
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