Hope your all good and ask anything you need. Heres how you solve it: Reboot to Internet Recovery, not the onboard recovery partition. Then just click install Mac OS and you should be good to go. Theres also a bug in the macOS installer thats causing the APFS preboot volume error when you reinstall macOS to an APFS volume where youve only quick-erased the system partition (instead of creating a blank APFS container). The fix is your removing the APFS system which is what is confusing the drive which for some reason apple can't figure out them self. Question: Q: Preboot Volume for APFS install / given partitions are not ordered sequentially More Less Apple Footer This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Go disk utilty and create a disk this time clicking + and make a drive calling it Macintosh HD with the format Mac OS Extended. Then you will enter the same menu which is mac os utilities and then this time instead of Mac OS High Sierra you will just see Sierra. Then delete your drive in disk utility by clicking the minus button on the top right and then enter internet recovery mode by repeating the process though this time adding option and then command + R. To do this, power off your Mac and then hold command + R and boot up your Mac. You want to first of delete your drive until you have no drive.
First don't try to install Mac OS high Sierra again or try anything else. If your facing the same problem like me then I suggest you listen up.
