How to Change the Macbook Boot Order. MacBooks set up with a dual-boot system that includes Mac OS X and Windows 7 automatically boot to the Mac OS X operating system by default.

Here's how to change the admin password on your Mac if you've forgotten it and can't make system changes. Here we have three reset or recovery methods.

To boot into one of these modes, press and hold these key combinations immediately after you turn on your Mac. Keep holding them until your Mac boots into the mode you need. Here are the key ...

It's easy to make boot disks on old Macs for older hardware, but as the years have gone on, it's gotten a little more difficult. Here's how to make classic Mac OS 9 and early Mac OS X boot media ...

Macworld Running Windows on a Mac isn’t just for the brave anymore—it’s for the smart. Whether you’re dual-booting with Boot ...

Why yes, you can install Windows 10 on your Mac. The process can be a little technical, but we'll have your back the whole way through, including how to remove Windows afterward in case you change ...

Plus, I had read Howard Oakley’s article “M1 Macs radically change boot and recovery,” which interpreted some of the obscure aspects of new boot policy for M1-based Macs. ... IMO this is a marked ...

If you have macOS Monterey 12 or earlier, here is how to change the appearance on your Mac to dark mode: Select the Apple icon in the top left of your home screen. Go to "System Preferences." ...

Are you looking for ways to add, remove, or change Mac startup programs? In this article, we will show you the top 5 ways to do so. Whether you want to add a new program to start up automatically ...

To change Mac trackpad scrolling direction in Windows 11/10 Dual Boot setup, do the following: Press Windows key + X to open the Power User Menu. Press M key on the keyboard to open Device Manager.

Apple’s default boot screen is an admittedly bland and very grey affair, luckily BootXChanger (which has had more than three years of development) offers a simple drag and drop way to add your own ...

In fact, the Mac will continue to boot from that drive specifically, until you change the setting in macOS again, or you disconnect the drive. Extra Credit.