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    • Power on your Mac and launch Terminal.

    • To launch Terminal, you can either use Spotlight Search or navigate to Applications / Utilities in Finder and double click the Terminal icon.

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    • Copy and paste the following command (or type it exactly) into Terminal:

    • sudo nvram AutoBoot=%00

    • Press [return].

    • Your [return] key may also be labeled ⏎ or [enter].

    • If you are prompted for an administrative password, type the password and press [return].

    • Your password will not be displayed in Terminal.

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    • You can now safely power down your Mac and remove the bottom case, without it accidentally powering on.

    • Remember, you must still disconnect the battery before servicing internal components.

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    • When your repair is complete and your Mac is successfully reassembled, you can re-enable the Auto Boot feature.

    • Power on your Mac and launch Terminal.

    • Copy and paste the following command (or type it exactly) into Terminal:

    • sudo nvram AutoBoot=%03

    • Press [return].

    • If you are prompted for an administrative password, type the password and press [return].

    • Your password will not be displayed in Terminal.

    • Alternatively, you may reset your Mac's NVRAM to re-enable Auto Boot.

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hello may i ask, how do u make it Jeff$? mine’s scarlet$ and i want to change it but idk how

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You change the your user/Homefolder name

Ben Capehart -

You do not need to change it for the command to work. But if you really do want to for a different reason, rename your home folder name.

Junaayd Shaikh -

I can’t type anything into the terminal…what am I doing wrong?

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HELP

it doesn’t work on MacBook Air><

my sister’s pro did work, thanks!! but mine can’t do so. what should I do???

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