• It Is Lacking The File Contents Shared Support Installesd.dmg High Sierra
• It Is Lacking The File Contents/sharedsupport/installesd.dmg High Sierra

Did you try updating to macOS High Sierra? Mac restore disk from dmg windows 7. If you did, you might have found a small 19mb online installer named “Install macOS High Sierra.app” inside your /Applications folder. Now I hate the online installers, especially when the real files is around 5GB. If you have a slow internet connection, then it can be frustrating. And with this installer, you cannot create an offline bootable USB to install macOS High Sierra to install in other machines quickly. So this post is about “How to Download Full High Sierra Installer to Create Bootable USB?”.

Contents

• 2 Clean Install macOS High Sierra using a Bootable USB

How to Download Full High Sierra Installer?

You can quickly get the full 5GB macOS Sierra Installer. Just follow the steps given below. Here we will be using a third party application named High Sierra patcher application.

Download the file 2014-07-30-yosemite-finder-sidebar-separators.zip (Patrick's original file, still good to use) Unpack the archive and save its contents in a permanent location you will not change. Restart your Mac in Recovery Mode (cmd-r @ restart) Disable system integrity protection (csrutil disable in Terminal).

• First click on this link聽and download the High Sierra patcher application.
• The above link聽will give you a file named macOS High Sierra Patcher.dmg.
• Simply open this file and you will see a new window.
• Now again open the icon named macOS High Sierra Patcher inside the window.

• It will again open the macOS High Sierra Patcher. Here just go to Tools->Download macOS High Sierra… as shown in the below image.

1. If you are one of mac owners, you can see this complete guide about How To Install MacOS Sierra on Mac. Download MacOS Sierra via torrent or dirrent links, open the.dmg 2. Right-click the.app - 'Show Package Contents' 3. Open (mount) InstallESD.dmg, located along the path of 'Install.app / Contents / SharedSupport /' 4.
2. DMG file are the image file which are most commonly use by Apple family. In fact whenever you download the Mac OS X Installer App from App Store it also contents the DMG file name as InstallESD.dmg. But this DMG file won’t directly works on VMWARE Workstation as well as Player which is biggest problem when you tying to install Mac OS X on VMARE.
3. May 01, 2018 One has to mount the InstallESD.dmg disk image in the SharedSupport folder and then you can see four.pkg files and one.mpkg file. I checked a couple of them with Suspicious Package and the certificates all expire April 14th, 2029 (at least for the Mojave installer).
4. This file resolves a failure when creating a new VM from the 'Install 10.12 Developer Preview.app' This file resolves a failure when creating a new VM from the 'Install macOS 10.13 Beta.app' The file 'Create Mavericks Installer.tool' must replace the existing one located in: /Applications/VMware Fusion.app/Contents/Library/.
5. Sep 27, 2017  One of these is an InstallESD.dmg file. It seems that the app downloads that, plus a few other things, and builds the installer from them, as you can see if you look in the output folder while it’s downloading. PM me on reddit /u/ASentientBot if you have any questions/ideas, this is interesting!
6. It turns out that the Installer Image did not download correctly. To address this I deleted 'Install OSX Mavericks' from the Applications folder and then re-downloaded it from the App Store.

It Is Lacking The File Contents Shared Support Installesd.dmg High Sierra

Download Full High Sierra Installer

• It will ask you to select a location to save the macOS Sierra Installer. Select the location and it will start downloading. The file size is more than 5GB is it may take a long time depending on your internet speed.

Clean Install macOS High Sierra using a Bootable USB

Sometimes we need a clean installation of our operating system. But doing it the Apple’s way that is online can frustrate us like hell.
So what you can do is you can download a full installer, and then you can create a bootable USB.
We know how to get a full installer, and now you might be interested in knowing how to create a bootable USB right?

Creating a bootable USB is again very simple, just follow the below steps.

The Extremely Easy Way

We have a simple utility called Install Disk Creator. It is absolutely free and you can quickly create bootable USB by using it.

• Get the Install Disk Creator.
• Once you get the Install Disk Creator, just open it, and you will see the window as shown in the below image. Here you need to select the Installer file that we already downloaded. After choosing the Installer just click on Create Installer and it will do the task for you.

• Make sure you use a USB Drive of size of atleast 12GB.

The Easy Way

• Open terminal (command + space, write terminal and hit enter).
• Now write the following command.

• Don’t forget changing path to installer聽with your installer path that you downloaded and USB Volume Name with the name of the USB Drive that you are using.

So I hope you got the answer that How to Download Full High Sierra Installer to Create Bootable USB? For any queries and questions just leave your comments. And also SHARE this post if you found it useful. Thank You 馃檪

There are simple rules you should follow.

(pls, check step 2.1 for your case)

1) Download the MacOS High Sierra installation from iTunes.

It Is Lacking The File Contents/sharedsupport/installesd.dmg High Sierra

2) Check installer support content at first. It should be contained in '/Applications/Install macOS High Sierra.app/Contents/SharedSupport' folder. If the 'SharedSupport' directory does not exist, go to step 2.1, otherwise - go to step 3.

2.1) There is no 'SharedSupport' directory.

2.1.1) Run the MacOS High Sierra installation application and let it download things and exit the application before restarting.

2.1.2) The operating system is installed in '/macOS Install Data', copy the contents of the directory to '/Applications/Install macOS High Sierra.app/Contents/SharedSupport'. If the 'SharedSupport' directory does not exist, create it in '/Applications/Install macOS High Sierra.app/Contents'.

3) Launch terminal.

- With USB plugged in, type the following command:

sudo /Applications/Install macOS High Sierra.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/MyVolume

The examples assume that the name of your USB flash drive is MyVolume.