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3 days ago · How to reset Mac to factory settings? You can use the Erase Assistant for a newer Macs and Disk Utility for the older Intel-based Macs. To Factory Reset a MacBook or any Mac running macOS Monterey or above: Click the Apple logo > Select System Preferences > Click the System Preferences again...
4 days ago · 1. Clik Apple logo > System Preferences. 2. Click System Preferences in the menu bar. 3. Choose Erase All Contents and Settings. (Getting "Erase assistant is not supported on this Mac"?) 4. Type your admin password and click OK and Continue.
4 days ago · How to restore MacBook Pro/Air to factory settings. After you have deauthorized accounts and cleaned up data that cannot be wiped by a Mac factory reset, now you can erase your Mac to reset it. The instructions are a little different depending on the versions of macOS you are using.
5 days ago · To perform a backup via Time Machine, follow the steps mentioned below: Click on the Time Machine symbol in the top toolbar and select "Open Time Machine Preferences". Click "Select Backup Disk". Now select your external drive and click "Use Disk". Method 2: Back up MacBook Air with iCloud.
3 days ago · Trying to reset a 2010 Macbook Pro to factory settings. You would think this would be an easy task, but not so much for me. Any help would be appreciated.
3 days ago · Way 1: Factory reset MacBook the usual way. If your MacBook doesn't have FileVault or a firmware password enabled, you can take the following steps to factory reset it without a password: Boot into macOS Recovery. Select Disk Utility > Continue from the "macOS Utilities" window. Click View > Show All Devices.
4 days ago · Re: Restoring all settings to default. First, make a library backup (File > Library > Back up) and put it somewhere safe. This way you can go back if you want. You can clear your library from File > Library. This removes the files and playlists from the library (but not the physical files on disk).
