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   How do I reset my MacBook Pro?

   • If your MacBook Pro has an Apple processor and is running macOS Ventura or Monterey, use "Erase All Content and Settings" to do a hard reset. For earlier versions and MacBook Pros with Intel processors, start your Mac in Recovery Mode and use Disk Utilities to reset. Before resetting your MacBook, create a backup in Time Machine or iCloud.

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   How to factory reset MacBook Air?

   • Scroll to the bottom of this article for steps you should take before factory resetting your MacBook. 1. From the Desktop screen, click the Apple icon and choose System Settings. 2. Click General in the sidebar, then click on Transfer or Reset on the right 3. Finally, hit Erase all content and settings. 4.

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   How do I Reset my Mac OS X X?

   • In macOS Ventura or later, go to System Settings > General > Transfer or Reset and click Erase All Content and Settings to begin the process. On macOS Monterey, open System Preferences > Erase All Content and Settings in the menu bar. Enter your admin password in Erase Assistant, then review the items that will be removed.

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   How do I reinstall macOS?

   • In the Recovery app window, select Reinstall for your macOS release, click Continue, then follow the onscreen instructions. If you want to erase your Mac without reinstalling macOS, in order to restore it to factory settings before you trade it in or sell it, see Erase your Mac. Erase your Mac, then use macOS Recovery to reinstall macOS.

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   How to erase a Mac?

   • An erase assistant then opens. Follow the on-screen instructions to erase your Mac and restore it to factory settings. Before the erase begins, you will see a summary of all the settings, media, data and other items that will be erased or turned off.

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   How do I back up my Mac before resetting it?

   • You may be asked if you want to back up your Mac before resetting it. If you want to do that, you can open Time Machine and back up to an external storage device. Finally, you will be asked to click Erase All Content & Settings to confirm that you want to proceed. Your Mac then restarts and briefly shows a black screen or progress bar.

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   Dec 29, 2023 · Use Erase All Content and Settings to quickly and securely erase all settings, data, and apps, while maintaining the operating system currently installed.

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   May 23, 2022 · How to Factory Reset a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, or Any Mac. With macOS 12 Monterey or later on certain Macs, you can easily erase and reset your computer using a built-in feature called "Erase Assistant" you can find in System Preferences. Here's how to do it.

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   Dec 13, 2022 · Worried about losing your data? Scroll to the bottom of this article for steps you should take before factory resetting your MacBook. How to factory reset a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro...

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Whether you're troubleshooting a problem or giving away your laptop, there's an easy way to erase everything on your MacBook and restore it to its original factory settings. On macOS Monterey and Ventura, you can use Erase All Content and Settings to safely reset your MacBook.

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   Nov 8, 2023 · MacOS. How to Factory Reset a Mac If You're Ready to Start Over. Looking to reset your computer to its factory settings? Apple has made it a little easier since macOS Monterey, but you have...