How to change the startup disk on your Apple silicon Mac computer
Learn how to change your Apple silicon or Intel-based Mac’s default startup disk so you can boot the computer from a CD/DVD, USB thumb drive or another volume or external drive.
Learn how to change your Apple silicon or Intel-based Mac’s default startup disk so you can boot the computer from a CD/DVD, USB thumb drive or another volume or external drive.
Learn how to start up your computer in macOS Recovery, the built-in recovery feature of your Mac.
See how to quickly sort Mail on Mac after upgrading to macOS Big Sur. You don’t have a dedicated sort spot, but you do have easy options.
Learn how to hear announcements and hints when using VoiceOver on Mac. You can enable, disable, and customize what’s spoken.
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.
Learn more about your Mac with this macOS Big Sur FAQ. We have answers to common questions about upgrading to the new OS.
Read through our M1 chip FAQ for answers to common questions about this new technology developed by Apple for macOS.
Customize VoiceOver using the VoiceOver Utility on Mac. We’ll show you all of the options to make VoiceOver work better for you.
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.
Find out how to see the battery usage history on your Mac running Big Sur or later. You can compare charging tools or view days with heavy use.
Read this if you run into installation issues when updating to macOS Big Sur on a 2013 or 2014 MacBook Pro notebook.