If you want to change the settings of your Safari and make it so that Google is the new address of your homepage, we will show you in the following guide how you could do this. Step 1: Open the Safari browser and select the Safari menu from the top-left…

If you have just updated to macOS Big Sur, you might have noticed that, out of a sudden, your administrator password is no longer accepted by your Mac. This isn’t your fault but a common issue that is caused by a bug with macOS Big Sur. Fortunately, there is a…

Fingerprint not working on mac MacBook Pro has a helpful fingerprint recognition feature that allows you to unlock your computer without the need to type in a complex password. Some MacBook Pro users, however, are reporting that they are having issues with this feature and cannot use it despite that…

How to Delete User on Mac? To delete a user account on Mac, you will need to have access to an Administrator account. If you do, you can freely create, change, and delete groups and user accounts on Mac. Below, we have shown you how you can delete Mac accounts…

You may need to see the Wi-Fi password on your iPhone, or share it for a number of reasons. However, if you don’t know where exactly to search for it, you may find yourself losing quite a lot of time digging in various menus. Fortunately, in this article, we have…

AirDrop is an Apple service that allows users to quickly and securely transfer data between their different Apple devices. AirDrop uses both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection to provide quick data transfer, making it super easy to exchange files between your devices. However, it is not uncommon for users to experience…

With the recent release of Mac computers that are equipped with the new Apple M1 CPU chip, lots of Apple customers have been excited to try out the latest advancement in Mac computers. The M1 chips come with many improvements bringing the latest MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini…

Creating a separate partition or volume on your Mac can be useful for different tasks as this allows you to designate a part of your hard-drive where you can install new software without allowing it to affect the rest of your system. In most cases, creating disk partitions and volumes…