BIOS is everything when it comes to hardware management, so when we need to reset it, we must perform some steps.
In this article, we will explore several step-by-step methods that will help you reset your MacBook BIOS settings.
- The MacBook BIOS is a hardware setting that controls the startup process, power settings, and more.
- If the MacBook won’t turn on or boots slow, the BIOS might be buggy or corrupted.
- A hardware or firmware update can fix the MacBook BIOS and restore it to factory settings.
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Reset BIOS using Hardware | Reset BIOS using Command prompt
- Step 1: Reset the BIOS using Hardware
- Restart your computer.
- Hold down the Shift key on your keyboard.
- Press the Power button to shutdown the computer.
- Hold down the Command prompt key on your keyboard.
- While holding the Command prompt key, press the Power button to turn the computer on.
- Wait until you hear a tone, and then release both the Shift and Command prompt keys.
- Restart the computer.
Reset BIOS using System Restore
- Reset the BIOS using Continuity Backup
Reset the BIOS using Recovery Disk - Reset the BIOS using Apple Hardware Test
- Reset the BIOS using EC Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using UniBeast
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using DFU
- Reset the BIOS using Safe Mode
- Reset the BIOS using UniBeast
- Reset the BIOS using APFS
- Reset the BIOS using Apple Hardware Test
- Reset the BIOS using Recovery Partition
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using UniBeast
- Reset the BIOS using Command prompt
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using APFS
- Reset the BIOS using Apple Hardware Test
- Reset the BIOS using Recovery Partition
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using UniBeast
- Reset the BIOS using Command prompt
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using APFS
- Reset the BIOS using Apple Hardware Test
- Reset the BIOS using Recovery Partition
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using UniBeast
- Reset the BIOS using Command prompt
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using APFS
- Reset the BIOS using Apple Hardware Test
- Reset the BIOS using Recovery Partition
- Reset the BIOS using macOS Recovery
- Reset the BIOS using UniBeast
- Reset the BIOS using Command prompt
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Reset BIOS using macOS System Preferences
- Open System Preferences.
- Choose Energy Saver.
- Uncheck the box next to Put hard disks to sleep when possible.
- Check both the box next to Automatically manage my Mac and the box next to Display.
- Click Apply and Ok.
- Restart your Mac.
- Reopen System Preferences and click on Restart.
Reset BIOS using Safe Mode
- Press the Power button on your PC.
- Hold down the Shift key for 10 seconds.
- Continue to hold down the Shift key.
- Restart your PC.
- Once your PC restarts, you should see the Apple logo.
- Press the Shift key repeatedly until you see a gray screen.
- Once in the gray screen, press the Option key repeatedly until you see the Startup manager.
- Select Safe Boot.
