Hi,
I while ago, bought a MacBook Air (A1466) at an auction at a company that went bankrupt. It was password protected but I got the password and thought I could just re-install iOS. I have tried to clear the hard drive with these two methods:
and
I now have the admin rights, but when i boot the start screen still says:
"This computer belongs to (Company Name).
Is it not possible to COMPLETELY format the hard drive on a Mac?
If there is no solution to this, changing the hard drive should fix the problem, right? (I.e. there are no other permanent storage location than the hard drive, right?)
Kind regards
Pantani
I while ago, bought a MacBook Air (A1466) at an auction at a company that went bankrupt. It was password protected but I got the password and thought I could just re-install iOS. I have tried to clear the hard drive with these two methods:
and
I now have the admin rights, but when i boot the start screen still says:
"This computer belongs to (Company Name).
Is it not possible to COMPLETELY format the hard drive on a Mac?
If there is no solution to this, changing the hard drive should fix the problem, right? (I.e. there are no other permanent storage location than the hard drive, right?)
Kind regards
Pantani