These steps will allow you to restore a cloned backup from your external hard drive and boot it onto your Mac’s internal hard drive.

Now you will want to choose your Mac’s hard drive and Restore to it.

Choose the external hard drive that you cloned your backup too and choose the Restore From option. Click on the Restore tab found at the top of the Disk Utility window. Choose your Mac’s hard drive from the list. Choose Disk Utility from the macOS utilities program. This should cause your Mac to boot into macOS utilities program. As your Mac restarts, hold down the Command & R key at the same time. Close all programs and then restart your Mac. Here is how to restore your Mac from a backup on a local device where the backup is a clone. Similar steps can be used to boot from a partition or from a bootable disk. In this section, we are going to provide steps on how to use a local backup to restore a Mac from a backup on an external hard drive. You can either resort to backing your Macbook up to an external hard drive, using Time Machine, or using iCloud services. When it comes to safeguarding your data, the best way you can deal with scenarios like the one above is to create a backup of your Macbook. How to Restore a Mac from External Hard Drive with Local Backup?

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