How to create sonoma bootable disk on Windows PC or Mac?

Creating Sonoma bootable disk can be a bit tricky, especially if you’re doing it on a Windows PC or a Mac.  Make sure your hardware supports macOS Sonoma. Check Apple’s official site for compatibility and always download the correct version. You don’t want to end up with a fancy USB stick that won’t boot! If you’re downloading from the App Store on a Mac, ensure the download completes fully before you move on. You can usually find it in the Applications folder. If it’s a Windows PC, get it straight from Apple’s official site to avoid any craziness. When you’re ready to create Sonoma boot disk using Terminal, double-check those commands. A small typo can wreck the whole process. Follow a reliable guide step-by-step, and don’t rush it.

Be sure you've got enough space free for the macOS installation itself after you boot from your USB stick. Clean up your disk a bit if you’re low on space. Make sure your Mac has all the latest software updates installed before you start, especially if you’re using an older Mac. This can help prevent unexpected issues. Always eject your USB drive properly before you physically remove it. This helps avoid corruption and keeps your drive in good shape for its next use.