Reinstalling an operating system is probably one of the most vexatious procedures one can do on their computer. Firstly, it’s a lengthy process which require you to be in front of the computer but do nothing at the same time. Secondly, a lot of the time, users overlook many things that needed to be backed up before beginning. Hence, some data gets lost along the way and is usually unrecoverable. Using Time Machine would normally ease the pain since everything goes back to the way it was after the operation is performed. But if you were reinstalling your Mac to deal with an issue with the system, using Time Machine would defeat the purpose because then you would technically re-introduce the issue back to the freshly-installed system. Instead, performing a clean install of the operating system and its applications is a much better choice. I have a checklist of things to do before I head off to reinstall my Mac and I’d like to share it with you. Hopefully, it would make your next reinstal...