How to boot Apple silicon Macs in safe mode
Learn how to start up your computer in macOS Recovery, the built-in recovery feature of your Mac.
Learn how to start up your computer in macOS Recovery, the built-in recovery feature of your Mac.
Follow along with this quick tutorial for the instructions showing you how to identify Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Find out where to find the most common things on your Mac. From the Applications folder to iTunes to screenshots, we’ll show you where they are.
In search of a list of Mac keyboard shortcuts? We’ve assembled a collection of shortcuts for navigating your Mac, invoking actions, and maneuvering apps.
Whether for troubleshooting, code development or pure fun, you can force an Intel + Apple Silicon app to use the slower Rosetta emulation instead of running natively at full speed.
Apple has changed how the Mac’s built-in recovery system for troubleshooting purposes is invoked. In an unfortunate case your Mac begins acting up, here’s how to start up your M1 Mac with Apple Silicon in macOS Recovery mode.
Learn how to install and run iPad and iPhone apps on Apple Silicon M1 Macs that are unavailable on the Mac App Store.
See how easy it is to customize and use the Notification Center on Mac. With macOS Big Sur or later, you can enjoy a new layout and actions.
Learn how to customize the Dock and menu bar on your Mac running Big Sur or later. Enjoy an updated appearance, new settings location, and more.
The new Control Center in macOS Big Sur puts all your favorite menu bar items in one place. Follow along for helpful tips on making the most out of Control Center on your Mac.
Read how to easily manage app windows with VoiceOver on Mac. You can enter full screen, switch between apps and windows, and resize or move a window.
Check out how to open and use the VoiceOver Help and Commands menus on your Mac. These tools can assist while getting used to this accessibility feature.