How To Factory Reset A Macbook Pro 2019

Resetting a MacBook Pro to Factory Settings at Startup

To reset your MacBook Pro to its factory settings, start by shutting down your Mac. To do this, go to the Apple menu and select Shut Down. Then press and hold the power button until “Loading startup options” appears. Select Options and then click Continue.

Once you’ve done so, you’ll be presented with a number of options for resetting your Mac. Select the one labeled “Reinstall for your macOS release” and click Continue. You will then be prompted to follow a series of onscreen instructions that will guide you through the process of reinstalling your Mac’s operating system to its factory settings. Once complete, your MacBook Pro will have been reset back to its original factory configuration.

Resetting a Mac Without a Password

Unfortunately, it is not possible to factory reset a Mac without a password. If you have forgotten your password and need to reset it, you can do so by starting up your Mac in Recovery Mode (by pressing the Control and R keys mentioned above) and using the Reset Password tool found in the utility menu. You may also need to use an Apple ID if FileVault is enabled on your Mac.

Performing a Hard Reset on a Mac Using Keyboard Shortcuts

To hard reset your Mac, press and hold down the Command (?) and Control (Ctrl) keys along with the power button (or the ? Touch ID? / Eject button, depending on the Mac model). Hold these keys down until the screen goes blank and the machine restarts. This will force your Mac to shut down and restart in a safe mode, which can help fix any issues you may be having with your computer.

Resetting a Mac to Factory Settings Without a Mouse

Resetting your Mac to its original factory settings is a relatively straightforward process. First, you’ll need to back up all of your data so that it’s not lost in the reset process. Once your data is safely backed up, restart your Mac and press Command + R while it’s booting up to enter Recovery Mode. From there, select Disk Utility and use the tab key to highlight the disk or volume you’d like to erase. Press the space key to activate the Erase button, then confirm your action when prompted. Once the disk is erased, select Reinstall macOS from the utility window and follow the on-screen instructions. After your Mac has finished reinstalling macOS, you can restore any of your backed-up data if desired.

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Factory Resetting a MacBook Pro That Won’t Boot

If your MacBook Pro won’t boot, you can try resetting it to its factory settings. To do this, first shut down your laptop. Then unplug the power cable and wait for 30 seconds before plugging it back in. Now press and hold the Shift+Ctrl+Option/Alt keys and the power button at the same time for 10 seconds. Release all these keys and the power button at the same time, then press and hold the Command-Option-P-R keys until you hear a second startup sound or see a white screen with an Apple logo. After that, your MacBook Pro will boot into Recovery Mode where you can select “Restore from Time Machine Backup” or “Erase and Install” to restore your computer to its factory settings.

Restoring a Mac to Factory Settings Without Resetting

To restore your Mac to factory settings without resetting, you’ll need to use Time Machine to back up your computer. Before you begin, make sure you have an external hard drive connected to your Mac that has enough storage space for your backup.

Once the external hard drive is connected, launch the Time Machine application from the dock or Launchpad. When the window appears, click “Back Up Now”. This will start the process of backing up all of your files and data to the external hard drive.

When the backup is complete, you can then go into System Preferences > Time Machine and select “Erase Backup”. This will delete all of the information that was previously saved on your backup drive.

Next, open Disk Utility from Applications > Utilities and select “Erase” from the top toolbar. Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) as the format and click “Erase” again when prompted. This will erase everything on your computer and restore it back to its original factory settings.

Finally, restart your computer and it will be restored to its original factory settings without resetting!