![]() Lastly, if you reset the system and you cannot boot to OS X again, then you will have to reinstall OS X from the recovery partition. If so, then try running some general maintenance routines, and optionally download and re-apply the latest "Combo" updater for your version of OS X, before attempting the installation again. This unfortunately can be risky, but in most cases should allow the system to reboot normally in the prior version of OS X. If the system has restarted and you are at the Mavericks installation progress with no OS running in the background, then your only option is to force-restart the system by holding the power button. Following this, reboot the system and try the installation again (open the installer in the Applications folder, or re-download it from the Mac App Store). If you are still in your main OS X installation before the system reboots to install Mavericks, then you can attempt to quit the Mavericks installer or force-quit it. If the progress has not advanced after an hour, then it is time to try fixing the issue. Sometimes OS X installations may hit a small snag or two that take a while to overcome, so initially wait it out. If you are able to run the installer but the progress has halted, at first do not try to interrupt it. After any found errors have been fixed, you can then reboot normally and try the installation again. Once the recovery partition has loaded, you can open Disk Utility and use it to run a disk repair routine on your main boot drive. In these cases you can usually clear the problem by rebooting to the OS X recovery partition by holding Command-R immediately after hearing the boot chime at startup. Re-downloading at a later time may clear the issue up.Ī second issue may occur when the OS X installer finds fault with your hard drive and will not install. ![]() Since Mavericks is free, at least initially Apple's servers may be a bit taxed, so in some cases connections may time out or otherwise stop working. If your download from the Mac App Store appears to be stuck and no longer progressing, then you can clear it by quitting the App Store, restarting your system, and then re-trying the download at a later time. If these, or similar issues are preventing your installation from proceeding, then you can likely overcome them with a few easy steps. Other times Mavericks might be hung up downloading from the Mac App Store, or never complete its final installation steps. In some cases, people attempting to install the OS are running into a problem where the Mavericks installer claims the hard disk is damaged and needs to be repaired. ![]()
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