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2. iboysoft.com › mac-data-recovery › reset-mac-withoutHow to Completely Factory Reset a MacBook Pro/Air? - iBoysoft

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   1 day ago · To factory reset your MacBook, you need to start your Mac in macOS Recovery Mode, wipe MacBook Pro/Air and then reinstall macOS.

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   3 days ago · Step 1: Restart your MacBook. Restart your MacBook and immediately hold down the Command + R keys. This will boot your MacBook into Recovery Mode. Step 2: Select the Disk Utility. In the Recovery...

4. iboysoft.com › howto › reset-m1-macHow to Factory Reset M1 Mac (MacBook Air/Pro, Mac mini, iMac)

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   1 day ago · Ways to factory reset your M1 MacBook Air/Pro, Mac mini, and iMac and reinstall macOS Monterey when you need to replace it or the Mac is bricked.

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5. iboysoft.com › howto › wipe-macbookHow to Wipe MacBook Pro & MacBook Air Completely - iBoysoft

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   1 day ago · Here, this post will guide you on how to completely wipe a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air in the right way. Here, only two steps are required to erase your Mac. Erase all your account information. Wipe your MacBook hard drive in macOS Recovery mode.

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6. applemagazine.com › how-to-unlock-a-macbook-proHow to unlock a MacBook Pro without a password or Apple ID

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   2 days ago · Here are some step-by-step guidelines that can help how to unlock a MacBook Pro without a password with the Terminal: Hold the Power button until the Mac shuts down and enters Recovery mode. Press Command + R when it restarts. Click on Terminal after choosing Utilities from the macOS Utilities box.

7. gbtimes.com › how-to-factor-reset-a-macbookHow to factor reset a macbook? - GB Times

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   4 days ago · Method 1: Factory Reset via macOS: Uses the built-in "Reset" feature to factory reset the MacBook. macOS High Sierra and later: Method 2: Factory Reset via Target Disk Mode

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   How to factory reset a Mac?

   • Generally speaking, to factory reset a Mac contains two parts - erase all contents on the internal startup disk, and then reinstall macOS on the Mac. However, the specific steps for erasing an Apple silicon Mac are different from those for an Intel-based Mac. And it also varies according to the state of your Mac, being bootable or bricked.

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   How to reset MacBook Pro without reinstalling macOS?

   • To reset a MacBook Pro without reinstalling macOS, you can use the Erase All Content and Settings button in the System Preferences menu bar on a T2-secured or Apple M1 Mac running macOS Monterey or later. Alternatively, follow the steps below to wipe your MacBook Pro.

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   How do I reset my MacBook Air?

   • To reset your MacBook Air to factory settings, follow these steps: 1. Click on the Apple icon at the top left corner of the menu bar, choose 'Restart'. Hold down Command + R keys immediately. 2. Release the keys when you see the Apple logo and wait for your Mac to boot into Mac Recovery Mode. 3. In the Recovery Mode, click on 'Utilities' at the top menu bar and select 'Terminal'.

   How to Completely Reset a MacBook Pro/Air to Factory Settings

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   How to factory reset MacBook Air M1?

   • If you have installed the latest macOS Monterey, you can easily reset MacBook Air M1 with the Erase Assistant to factory defaults, a new feature for 2018 and later Macs. For an earlier macOS, move to erase M1 Mac with Disk Utility. How to Factory Reset MacBook Pro/Air without Password or Apple ID?

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   How do I reinstall Mac OS X on a MacBook Pro/Air?

   • To reinstall Mac OS X on a MacBook Pro or Air, press the power button to start your Mac and immediately press down Command, Option, Shift, and R keys together before your Mac chimes. These keys will download the version of macOS that was shipped (or the closest compatible version) with your Mac for OS reinstallation.

   How to Completely Reset a MacBook Pro/Air to Factory Settings

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   How to wipe a MacBook Pro?

   • To wipe a MacBook Pro, you need to empty its internal hard drive. From macOS Catalina, you can see there are two volumes by default on the Mac hard drive. The one is Macintosh HD (Or macOS), which is used to store operating system files and applications. Once you've signed out of the necessary app accounts, this is the second step.

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9. gbtimes.com › how-to-return-macbook-pro-to-factoryHow to return MacBook Pro to factory settings? - GB Times

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   5 days ago · Reinstall the operating system, including macOS and any updates. Reset the Mac’s SMC (System Management Controller) and NVRAM (Non-Volatile Random Access Memory). How to Reset Your...