Reinstalling the MacBook Pro and the Unity Technologies Remote Management Issue
I would like to sell my old MacBook Pro, so I reinstalled the operating system and restored it to factory settings to prepare it for the new owner. This process was successful, and I powered on the laptop. After turning it on, I successfully set up the language and Wi-Fi. However, a "Remote Management" window popped up, informing me that UNITY TECHNOLOGIES SF could automatically configure my computer. It also mentioned that the Unity administrator could disable functions, install or remove apps, etc.
Unity is a software application used for creating video games, which I installed on my computer five years ago but haven't used since. Now, it asks for a username and password, which I don't remember. Additionally, I don't understand why Unity remains on the laptop if everything was wiped and restored to factory settings. Because of this issue, I can't proceed with setting up the computer.
Thank you very much for your help!
MacBook Pro 15″