![]() From here you can restore your data from a Time Machine backup, re-install the operating system, manage hard disk partitions, etc. This boots your MacBook Pro in Recovery Mode. ![]() Power on your MacBook Pro, press the Command + R keys simultaneously as the first screen appears, and release the keys when you see the Apple logo. ![]() ![]() If your MacBook Pro has started behaving abnormally or isn’t booting at all even after you’ve upgraded the operating system to the latest version (macOS High Sierra at the time of this writing), and have installed all the updates, it’s probably your hard disk that is causing the trouble and needs to be repaired. ![]()
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