diff --git a/_pages/en_US/troubleshooting.txt b/_pages/en_US/troubleshooting.txt
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--- a/_pages/en_US/troubleshooting.txt
+++ b/_pages/en_US/troubleshooting.txt
@@ -454,7 +454,7 @@ Remember, your SD card should look like this:
 ![MSET9 root layout](/images/screenshots/mset9/mset9-root-layout.png)
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-If your SD card layout is correct, then your SD card most likely isn't being read by your console. Re-format it ([Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux))), then start again from the beginning of [Section I](installing-boot9strap-(mset9)#section-i---prep-work).
+If your SD card layout is correct, then your SD card most likely isn't being read by your console. Re-format it ([Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux)), [macOS](formatting-sd-(mac))), then start again from the beginning of [Section I](installing-boot9strap-(mset9)#section-i---prep-work).
 
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@@ -478,11 +478,11 @@ If this happened when trying to uninstall MSET9, the script has automatically re
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-<summary><u>Error 04: No Home Menu Extdata.</u></summary>
+<summary><u>Error 04: No HOME Menu Extdata.</u></summary>
 
 Your SD card is not formatted properly.
 
-Copy everything off the SD Card to your PC, re-format it ([Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux))), copy everything back, then start again from the beginning of [Section I](installing-boot9strap-(mset9)#section-i---prep-work).
+Copy everything off the SD Card to your PC, re-format it ([Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux)), [macOS](formatting-sd-(mac))), copy everything back, then start again from the beginning of [Section I](installing-boot9strap-(mset9)#section-i---prep-work).
 
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@@ -566,7 +566,7 @@ This happens when no valid title database is present, usually because you never
 
 You may be missing `SafeB9S.bin` from the root of your SD card, or the file may be corrupted. Copy it from the MSET9 `.zip`, replacing any existing files.
 
-Alternatively, your SD card may be improperly formatted or partitioned. Try reformatting your SD card: [Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux)) *(this will wipe your SD card data)*
+Alternatively, your SD card may be improperly formatted or partitioned. Try reformatting your SD card: [Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux)), [macOS](formatting-sd-(mac)) *(this will wipe your SD card data)*
 
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@@ -596,7 +596,7 @@ If you continue to have this issue and are sure that you did everything correctl
     + You should see a window that says "MSET9 ... SETUP by zoogie"
 1. Type the number corresponding to your console model and version, then press Enter
 1. Type `3`, then press Enter to remove MSET9
-1. If possible, use a new SD card; otherwise, backup and reformat your existing SD card as FAT32 ([Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux)))
+1. If possible, use a new SD card; otherwise, backup and reformat your existing SD card as FAT32 ([Windows](formatting-sd-(windows)), [Linux](formatting-sd-(linux)), [macOS](formatting-sd-(mac)))
 1. Insert the formatted, blank SD card into your console
 1. Return to [Section I Step 1](installing-boot9strap-(mset9)#section-i---prep-work)