Plz help me how I can resolve this issue This appears during starting or shutdown

MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.14

Posted on Mar 5, 2023 5:35 PM

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Posted on Mar 6, 2023 1:20 AM

It looks like you may be starting your mac in verbose mode.


You should be able to undo this setting in the following way:


1) Open Terminal: press Command-Space, start typing the work Terminal and press enter

2) In the Terminal window, paste this line exactly (including the equal sign, and nothing afterwards) and press enter:


sudo nvram boot-args=


3) Type your password, as requested. There will be no feedback as you type (not even *** or •••) - that's normal.

Press enter.


4) Restart your mac. Does it still print all these messages as it starts?



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Mar 6, 2023 1:20 AM in response to ambuj1967

It looks like you may be starting your mac in verbose mode.


You should be able to undo this setting in the following way:


1) Open Terminal: press Command-Space, start typing the work Terminal and press enter

2) In the Terminal window, paste this line exactly (including the equal sign, and nothing afterwards) and press enter:


sudo nvram boot-args=


3) Type your password, as requested. There will be no feedback as you type (not even *** or •••) - that's normal.

Press enter.


4) Restart your mac. Does it still print all these messages as it starts?



NOTE: It may be that you got into this by means of a less than reputable program installed on your mac.

If you want us to check for possible issues in your system: Please run Etrecheck and post its full report here. Use the "additional text" button and paste the report into the text box.

Etrecheck is a diagnostic utility by etresoft, a respected member of this community. It does not change your system in any way. Its report will let us know about possible software or hardware problems.


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Plz help me how I can resolve this issue This appears during starting or shutdown

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