A factory reset is crucial for selling or refreshing a Mac but make sure to back up all your data first. Watch out for different steps based on the Mac model and macOS version. Apple Silicon Macs ...

How to factory reset Macbook Air & Pro with Intel CPUs 1. Turn off your Apple Mac computer 2. Turn on your Apple Mac computer back on and immediately press and hold Command (⌘)-R until you see ...

Has your MacBook started slowing down or overheating? Perhaps you're looking to upgrade to the M3 MacBook Air released earlier this year or want to size up to a 14-inch or 16-inch MacBook Pro ...

Planning to sell or trade-in your old MacBook? Factory resetting it is the best way to clear your personal data before you pass it along to a new owner.

Here's how to force restart or hard reset your MacBook Air or MacBook Pro if it suddenly locks up. The fix takes just a few seconds.

If you're buying a used laptop or getting rid of your old one, you'll want to know how to factory reset it to erase all previous information and make it start like new again.

You can connect multiple displays to your Apple Silicon MacBook Air for a more productive workspace, regardless of which model you have. Here’s how it’s done.

A factory reset on a MacBook wipes the device of all personal data and reinstalls a clean, unimpeded version of macOS. Thankfully, completing a factory reset on a MacBook is painless.

Resetting your SMC on your MacBook can be a common fix for a lot of common problems, but it's not obvious how to do so. Here's the steps you need.

Learn how to reset a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, save your files, and reinstall the OS for selling, recycling, or solving issues.

Apple's products retain excellent value on the used market, but before you get rid of an old MacBook, you must follow the right steps to wipe your data.