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What's the default value for Autoboot in nvram in M1 Macs?

I tried the command to switch the Autoboot value to %00 to disable the computer to turning off when opening the lid. That didn't work, I missed the part that the command doesn't work for M1 Macs (M1Pro to be exact, but I'm sure the same thing applies). I would now like to reset the value to the original one, to avoid any possible conflicts with other processes, just in case. Anyone that hasn't messed up like me, could you give me the value you have for Autoboot? If you run nvram -p from Terminal, it would be among the first ones to be listed.


Thanks!

MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 12.5

Posted on Aug 3, 2022 10:37 PM

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Posted on Aug 3, 2022 10:50 PM

The default value is: true

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What's the default value for Autoboot in nvram in M1 Macs?

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