Re: Question: How To Delete a Partition in El Capitan

Hi, I just looked at this before going to sleep. What you do is navigate to the Discs table and interact. Then, it will say “Internal.” Then, expand that and your partitions will be listed below that. Navigate to it. Stop interacting with that table. Find the ToolBar at the beginning of the

Re: Question: How To Delete a Partition in El Capitan

The main difference I see is that after selecting a disk in the table, instead of VO right, its VO left to find the tabs. I won't count on Apple changing this. Sometimes resistance is futile. I say this in the sense that its easier to adapt to changes. From E.T.'s Keyboard... Are We

RE: Question: How To Delete a Partition in El Capitan

Yes someone please tell me also how you do this, I hate the elcap disk utility Mark I know these commands are in the menus but I still am not sure how to use disk utiliy. I keep an installed Yosemite on a usb for this reason. I hope they give us back the older disk utility -Original

RE: Question: How To Delete a Partition in El Capitan

Hello Michael and thank you. Actually, I am trying to delete a partition from within a full up-and-running session of El Capitan. The El Capitan version of Disk Utility is very different from the Yosemite version. As a result, I do not find it intuitive, in the slightest. As I said, I

Re: Question: How To Delete a Partition in El Capitan

You should be able to do that using the disk utility from recovery, hold command plus the R while starting your MacBook. Use command plus F5 to enable voiceover after a couple of minutes, Fred could come up speaking. Sent from my iPhone > On Jun 17, 2016, at 6:29 PM, M. Taylor

Question: How To Delete a Partition in El Capitan

Hello Everyone, I feel as though I have taken a stupid pill, today. In preparation for creating an El Capitan USB key, I need to delete the current partition. Try as I may, in El Capitan Disk Utility, I cannot figure out how to accomplish this. I know this subject came up a while back but