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     How to : Factory Reset / Hard Reset Your MacBook Pro & Air (Easiest Method)

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2. macbookjournal.com › how-to-factory-reset-yourHow to Factory Reset Your MacBook: 7 Proven Steps

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   5 days ago · Click the Apple menu and select System Settings. Click General and select Transfer or Reset. In the Transfer or Reset menu, click the Erase All Content and Settings button. Enter your admin password and click Unlock. Click Continue to proceed with the erasing process in the macOS Erase Assistant.

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

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   3 days ago · Go to the Apple ID website and log in with your email address and password to manage your Apple account. 2. Scroll down to the Device section and find the Mac computer you will reset to factory defaults. 3. Select it and click "Remove from account".

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

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   16 hours ago · Right-click on the Mac, choose Actions>Restore, and then click Restore. 6. Wait for the process of factory resetting to complete on your faulty Mac. 7. The Apple icon will show and disappear, and then follow with an auto reboot. It will take about 20-30 minutes to download macOS Monterey and install it on the Mac.

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5. discussions.apple.com › thread › 255713865Restore Mac Book Pro to Factory Settings - Apple Community

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   1 day ago · TLDR: former employees computer. Tried to wipe and send to Apple for discount on machine for new employee. Was returned as couldn’t factory reset. Trying to do myself. so, had a former employee buy a Mac vs PC. Our IT is PC centric.

6. forums.macrumors.com › threads › late-2013-macbookLate 2013 Macbook pro reset to factory issues - MacRumors Forums

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   1 day ago · MacBook Pro MacRumors attracts a broad audience of both consumers and professionals interested in the latest technologies and products. We also boast an active community focused on purchasing decisions and technical aspects of the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other Apple platforms.

7. iboysoft.com › mac-data-recovery › macos-recoveryHow to Use macOS Recovery Mode on Mac (M1/M2/M3 Mac)? - iBoysoft

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   1 day ago · Here's how to boot an M1/M2/M3 Mac in macOS Recovery Mode: Completely shut down your Mac. Press and hold the Touch ID (the power button) for a few seconds until you see "Loading startup options". Click Options next to the Mac's Macintosh HD disk and then click Continue.

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   How do I Reset my Mac to factory settings?

   • Go to the Apple menu → System Settings. Select General in the sidebar, then click Transfer of Reset . Click Erase All Content and Settings. Now, sign in with your administrator login → enter the password to log in to your Mac. You can make a backup with Time Machine or an external storage device or skip this step.

   How to fix "Erase Assistant is not supported on this Mac" error

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   How do I reset my MacBook?

   • Unlike an iPhone or iPad, there is no reset button on your Mac, helping you erase it and restore it to factory settings with one click. To wipe a MacBook includes erasing all saved files on Mac's internal hard drive, deleting personalized settings, and disconnecting the MacBook from services and software to avoid conflicts.

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

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   How do I factory reset my M1 Mac?

   • Your M1 Mac won't turn on. 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.

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   How do I Reset my m1/m2/t2 Mac to factory settings?

   • Moreover, your system must be running either macOS Monterey or macOS Ventura. Here’s how to erase your M1/M2/T2 Mac and reset it to its factory settings: Click the Apple menu and select System Settings. Click General and select Transfer or Reset. In the Transfer or Reset menu, click the Erase All Content and Settings button.

   How to Factory Reset Your MacBook or Mac: Step by Step Guide

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9. www.igeeksblog.com › fix-erase-assistant-notHow to fix “Erase Assistant is not supported on this Mac ...

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   3 days ago · Go to the Apple menu → System Settings. Select General in the sidebar, then click Transfer of Reset . Click Erase All Content and Settings. Now, sign in with your administrator login → enter the password to log in to your Mac. You can make a backup with Time Machine or an external storage device or skip this step.