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"This copy of the Install OS X application can't be verified. Download the full Installer and try again. Check the size of the macOS Install app if it is 20MB, it means it is not completely downloaded.Update your DiskMaker X software to 7.0.1 or 8.0.1."įollow the tips below to resolve this DiskMaker error message: Finder got an error: Can't set alias \" Install macOS High Sierra: Install macOS High Sierra.app\" to. When using DiskMaker X 7 for High Sierra / When using DiskMaker X 8 for Mojave, I encounter this error message: "The disk could not be created because of an error: An error occurred: -10006. Step 2: If a folder is named as your macOS Install disk, delete it. Step 1: Head to Finder > GO > Go to Folder menu and type /Volumes/. This results in the Install drive having the same name but with 1 at the end. This error occurs when you try to create an install disk, and a false mount is created, which is a folder with the same name as your install drive. When creating the Install disk with DiskMaker X, I encounter this error message: "The disk could not be created because of an error: An error occurred: -10006." We have listed the three main problems and provided relevant solutions to help you out. When using DiskMaker, you may discounter some common problems on different macOS systems. To begin with, let’s check the prerequisites to use it: Please follow the steps below to use Recoverit and give you a strong backup. This application can run smoothly on Mac and extract the data under various difficult situations, including an unbootable Mac. You can backup and rescue your data with a reliable and secure tool – Recoverit. Hence, it is recommended to backup your data on Mac before you start. While we have provided the scheme to use DisMaker to boot your Mac in the later part, if it failed, you may risk losing your important data. Backup or Recover Lost Data from Unbootable Mac before using DiskMakerĪfter knowing what DiskMaker is and what you need to prepare to apply it, there is an important thing to do before you start with the guidance in Part 4 – backup your data.