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HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 HOW TO
HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 INSTALL
HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 PASSWORD
HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 PC

You do not want to keep a copy of anything on this Mac.

Untick all of the boxes that keep a copy on the Mac.

HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 PASSWORD

Enter your system password when prompted.Select System Preferences from the drop-down menu.Ĭhoose on Apple ID (on macOS Mojave and older, click on iCloud).Click on the Apple icon in the upper-left corner of your Mac's screen.Click Preferences from the drop-down menu.Choose Messages in the Menu bar at the top left corner of your screen.Click Account in the Menu bar on the left side of your screen.

HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 HOW TO

How to sign out of iTunes (macOS Mojave and older) or the Music app (macOS Catalina or later)

HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 INSTALL

To avoid complications with the new owner attempting to download and install software licensed by you, make sure to sign out of everything your personal information is connected to. The software you have on your Mac is licensed to you, which means it doesn't get transferred to your computer's new owner (except the operating system).

How to back up and restore your Mac with Time Machine.

But, if you really don't think you'll need your old computer before getting your new one, make sure to back up your data so that nothing happens to it before you get what you need onto your new Mac. then you probably shouldn't be selling your old one yet. If you don't have your new Mac yet, well. If you already have your new Mac on hand, you can transfer all of your data from your old Mac or use an older Time Machine backup. A completely fresh-from-scratch Mac is the best way to do this. If you leave behind anything that needs to be logged into with a password, that buyer will have to track you down and get your password to change ownership. It's a security and privacy thing for you, but it's also important for the buyer. Question M.2 to usb 3.If you're about to sell your old Mac, the one thing you don't want to do is to give away the data you've been storing on it all these years. Question SSD is not recognized in disk management or device manager, but it is in BIOS beside M2_1.

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HOW TO REFORMAT MACBOOK 10.11.5 PC

Question PC not recognizing boot drive when secondary drive is removed My question now is: is there anything else I can try to avoid formatting and get the drive back up and running again? Finally, when trying to boot from the TimeMachine volume, which is actually highlighted as one of the options when pressing ALT after the OSX startup sound, the Mac still loads the operating system from the internal drive. Actually, "Repair Disk" in the end just suggested to format, which I would like to avoid to be honest. However, the TimeMachine volume was greyed out and the only options I had there were "Verify Disk" and "Repair Disk", both of which failed.

Also, with the drive attached both the boot and the log-on process take considerably more time than without and Disk Util freezes directly after opening it all while the external HDDs red status-LED keeps flashing permanently.įor testing purposes I also attached it to another MacBokk (13" white late 2008 running 10.8.5 MPF), where both the hard drive itself as well as the TimeMachine partition were at least recognized by Disk Util (which loaded properly as opposed to before). Unfortunately now, ever since this happened Finder doesn't show the drive anymore even after unplugging/replugging and rebooting. I just ran into the following issue: after my MacBook (15" Mid 2010 running 10.11.5) was finished with the latest Time Machine backup to external hard drive before ejecting that drive I accidentally touched the USB-cable connected to one of the MacBooks USB-ports, which apparently caused a very short disruption of power to the drive (and OSX telling me that the it wasn't ejected properly).