You must provide authorisation for this volume by setting it as your startup disk

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iamdess OP
Created Oct ’21
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I'm trying to install macOS Monterey on MacBook Air M1 but when I have to select the disk it asks for an authorisation. I tried everything (restarting and recovery mode) but I still can't give the authorisation to the disk. Anyone has the same problem? And does anyone know how to solve this?

Answered by rcmacrae in 692652022

Log in as the Local Administrator

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rcmacrae OP
Oct ’21
Accepted Answer

Log in as the Local Administrator

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IOM1503 OP
Nov ’21

Same issue, same machine - any solution?

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stillwagon89 OP
Jan ’22

Even after I shut down my computer to reset that as the device it doesnt work.

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NoahAdams OP
Jan ’23

I had the same issue when I attempted to upgrade a MacBook Air M1 from Big Sur to Ventura. Then I upgrade it to Monterey and Ventura without any problems.

Thanks

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