Removal¶

How to take Aurora Silicon off a Mac and return it to how it was.

Before you begin¶

To write: what the user should save or back up first, since removal is destructive to anything kept on the Windows side.

What removal does¶

To write: a plain-language description of what is undone — partitions, boot configuration, firmware-level changes — and, just as importantly, anything that is not undone.

Removing Aurora Silicon¶

To write: the removal steps, numbered, with expected output. Cover both the normal path and removal from a machine that no longer boots.

Reclaiming the disk space¶

To write: how the user recovers the space the installation used and returns the disk to its original layout.

Confirming the machine is back to normal¶

To write: how a user verifies removal actually succeeded, so they aren't left guessing.

If something goes wrong¶

To write: recovery options when removal fails partway through, including the worst case and how to get back from it.

Getting help¶

To write: where to ask for help, and what to include when reporting a removal problem.