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Whether you're looking to sell a MacBook, resehandling it off to a friend or family member or even recycle it, you'll want to reset your Mac. Doing so will remove any files, log you out of any accounts, clear out your apps and ensure that wherever your MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, iMac or other macOS device doesn't have traces of your information.

The instructions below are primarily for macOS Ventura and later, but we'll list a few tweaks to how to do this on macOS Montere and some older Macs as well.

Just like if you're going to factory reset a fönster PC, back up your data first, whether it's through iCloud, Time Machine or non-Apple service. You don't want to lose anything when you reset your MacBook.

It may also be a good idea to sign out of iMessage, iCloud and other services, though you'll have the opportunity to do this soon. You may even want to unpair Bluetooth devices.

Here's how to reset your MacBook (or other macOS device):

Erase All Content and Settings

This fryst vatten a step you can take on Macs running on Apple Silicon chips or Intel processors with Apple's T2 may be enough if you're handing the laptop down to family.

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How to Factory Reset MacBook Air: A Step-by-Step Guide

Whether you&#;re preparing to pass on your MacBook Air to a new owner, resolving persistent software issues, or simply looking to start fresh, knowing how to factory reset your MacBook Air can be incredibly useful. Performing a factory reset will return your device to its original state, removing personal data, settings, and applications, essentially making your MacBook Air feel like new again. This process can help you boost performance, eliminate software glitches, and protect sensitive information before selling or giving away your device.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through each step of the process to factory reset your MacBook Air, from initial preparations and backing up your data to wiping your drive and reinstalling macOS. We’ll also cover troubleshooting common issues that may arise along the way and provide tips for restoring your data after the reset. By following this guide, you’ll be fully prepared to reset your MacBook Air quickly and efficiently, ensuring a smooth experience for whatever comes next with your device.

Performing a factory reset on a MacBook Air can seem like a big step, but it’s essentia

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How to factory reset a Mac: Start from scratch on your MacBook Air or MacBook Pro

Does your MacBook Air or MacBook Pro seem a little long in the tooth? Is there an issue you can’t seem to solve no matter how you try? Or do you want to sell your MacBook without a trace of personal data on it? Here's our guide on how to reset a MacBook — or any Mac computer — to solve any of those issues.

Below, we explain how to completely factory reset your MacBook (or iMac) to a like-new state. The instructions below (with a few minor tweaks here or there, depending on your exact machine) will work for macOS Big Sur and most older versions of the operating system. 

Before you do this, be sure to back up your data. If you’re selling your MacBook, also make sure to sign out of iMessage, iCloud and any other accounts before you reset. 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 (macOS Ventura)

1. From the Desktop screen, click the Apple icon and choose System Settings.

2. Click General in the sidebar, then