How do I know if I have a firmware password?
how do I know if I have a firmware password?
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how do I know if I have a firmware password?
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Greetings jkfromrockford,
We understand that you are having some difficulty setting a firmware password on your Mac, and we'd like to help. Begin by following the guidance found here:
Set a firmware password on your Mac
Take care.
If you have an Intel Mac, then Option Booting the Mac will show you a firmware lock if a firmware password is enabled.
AFAIK, there is no firmware lock for the newer M1 Macs.
jkfromrockford wrote:
how do I know if I have a firmware password?
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You don't have to reboot; from the Terminal.app copy and paste:
sudo firmwarepasswd -check
(note: your admin psswd will not echo on screen, type it anyway, then use the enter/return key to proceed.)
Thanks. Appreciate the help.
Thanks for the info. Appreciate it.
How do I know if I have a firmware password?