hi I love to turn my Mac on so I can get working; allthough I have my Mac more for music than work because of the soundbar it has . I have a Macbook Air; so when I get it into startup mode I like it to be silent is that possible?
hi I love to turn my Mac on so I can get working; allthough I have my Mac more for music than work because of the soundbar it has . I have a Macbook Air; so when I get it into startup mode I like it to be silent is that possible?
Are you asking if you can remove the Apple boot chime sound when you first start up your MacBook Air?
If yes, then:
1) Open Terminal
2) Type in sudo nvram SystemAudioVolume=%80 and hit Enter
3) It will then prompt you for your system password. Type this in. Be aware that it won't show your password when you're typing it, so you'll need to enter it blind then hit Enter.
The above instructions will not work if you don't have a password on your Mac. If this is the case, set a temporary password and then you can remove it later.
hi There . You see I dont know how to open terminal because it must be a loose program which I have no association with; in fact it relates to coding which Ive not studied so how do I do it?
hi There . You see I dont know how to open terminal because it must be a loose program which I have no association with; in fact it relates to coding which Ive not studied so how do I do it?
On my MBA, I've never gotten any of the mentioned methods to work right. Personally I think you're stuck with that chime. It's gone from the 2016 MBP and perhaps it'll also be removed from others.