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I did not lower my Secure Boot settings, but after loading Big Sur, I can't use Apple Pay on my "new" MacBook Pro 13 with 4 USB ports. Must I go through "the drill?" This MBP has Touch ID, why the hassle?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.0
bobh803 wrote:
Sorry, I did not describe the problem accurately. I added two credit cards to Apple Pay when I got the machine this past June. After uploading Big Sur (recently), it "unenrolled" my credit cards for Apple Pay, and
it won't let me add cards back without going through a multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings (which I did not change). Happened after the Big Sur upgrade.
This would be downloading Big Sur.
And so did you follow through w/ multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings ?
Set up Apple Pay - Apple Support
If you can't add cards to Wallet to use with Apple Pay - Apple ...
bobh803 wrote:
Sorry, I did not describe the problem accurately. I added two credit cards to Apple Pay when I got the machine this past June. After uploading Big Sur (recently), it "unenrolled" my credit cards for Apple Pay, and
it won't let me add cards back without going through a multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings (which I did not change). Happened after the Big Sur upgrade.
This would be downloading Big Sur.
And so did you follow through w/ multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings ?
Set up Apple Pay - Apple Support
If you can't add cards to Wallet to use with Apple Pay - Apple ...
bobh803 wrote:
I did not lower my Secure Boot settings, but after loading Big Sur, I can't use Apple Pay on my "new" MacBook Pro 13 with 4 USB ports. Must I go through "the drill?" This MBP has Touch ID, why the hassle?
You can check your user preferences:
>System Preferences>TouchID make some changes here, and come back to your preferred settings.
if no resolve you can file a bug report—Apple Feedback http://www.apple.com/feedback
Change Touch ID preferences on Mac - Apple Support
Sorry, I did not describe the problem accurately. I added two credit cards to Apple Pay when I got the machine this past June. After uploading Big Sur (recently), it "unenrolled" my credit cards for Apple Pay, and it won't let me add cards back without going through a multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings (which I did not change). Happened after the Big Sur upgrade.
Not yet. I was hoping I had missed some easy fix for the Macs with the T2 chip and not have to fix something I didn't break... like an OS X update that eliminates that hassle. I didn't make any changes to the security settings and the Big Sur update should have precluded the need to go back and restore settings the user didn't change.
2020 MacBook Pro 13in disabled Apple Pay after update to Big Sur
