P perabear macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 14, 2012 18 0 Glen Allen, VA Aug 15, 2012 #1 How do I reset the rMBP back to factory settings to how it was when I first opened it?
gmanist1000 macrumors 68030 Sep 22, 2009 2,885 938 Aug 15, 2012 #2 perabear said: How do I reset the rMBP back to factory settings to how it was when I first opened it? Click to expand... Here's a great explanation on how to do it, if you want to restore it to the OS that it shipped with, or the latest one. Read the "Best Answer" http://goo.gl/kzvUJ
perabear said: How do I reset the rMBP back to factory settings to how it was when I first opened it? Click to expand... Here's a great explanation on how to do it, if you want to restore it to the OS that it shipped with, or the latest one. Read the "Best Answer" http://goo.gl/kzvUJ
P perabear macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 14, 2012 18 0 Glen Allen, VA Aug 15, 2012 #3 I did what it said and when I turn it on all I see a blinking folder with a question mark on it. When I boot up holding down command+R some Internet Recovery thing pops up but it doesn't show my Wi-Fi network. Help!
I did what it said and when I turn it on all I see a blinking folder with a question mark on it. When I boot up holding down command+R some Internet Recovery thing pops up but it doesn't show my Wi-Fi network. Help!
P perabear macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 14, 2012 18 0 Glen Allen, VA Aug 15, 2012 #4 My computer is unusable. Please help!
Z zainiak macrumors regular Aug 1, 2012 110 3 Aug 15, 2012 #5 boot up holding option and select recovery and go through the process
gmanist1000 macrumors 68030 Sep 22, 2009 2,885 938 Aug 15, 2012 #6 perabear said: My computer is unusable. Please help! Click to expand... Did you follow those instructions step by step? They were pretty clear.
perabear said: My computer is unusable. Please help! Click to expand... Did you follow those instructions step by step? They were pretty clear.