Decide on an Installation Method
The High Sierra installer doesn’t give you many options, but you can still approach the process in either of two ways:
- Plan A: In-place Upgrade: This easy, default method is appropriate for most people (including anyone Upgrading from the High Sierra Beta), with some qualifications.
- Plan B: Clean Install: Although the installer offers no built-in option to start fresh by erasing your disk, you can accomplish the same thing in a slightly roundabout way.
Most users should start with Plan A and then if (and only if) they encounter problems, move on to Plan B. A few people may want to skip Plan A and go directly to Plan B. In almost every case, the end result will be virtually identical, regardless of which path ...
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