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1. GIVE MACASSISTANT PERMISSION HOW TO
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3. GIVE MACASSISTANT PERMISSION PRO
4. GIVE MACASSISTANT PERMISSION PASSWORD

You can also set options for how you want to use Touch ID on your MacBook Pro: to unlock your Mac, use Apple Pay (see Use Apple Pay on your Mac), purchase items on the App Store, Apple TV app, Apple Books, and websites, and auto-fill your password.Relate problems and known errors to existing incidents, change requests, and work ordersĪny Smart IT user who performs the following activities in your organization.Create problem investigations and known error tickets and broadcasts using the Create New menu.Problem Agents perform the following kinds of activities in Smart IT, with the required permissions: Manage change request collisions, run impact analysis.Create change request tickets and broadcasts from the Create New menu.Access and update change request tickets from the Ticket Console. To add a fingerprint, click and follow the onscreen instructions.

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To set up Touch ID later, or to add additional fingerprints, open System Settings, then click Touch ID & Password in the sidebar. Set up Touch ID: You can add a fingerprint to Touch ID during setup.

GIVE MACASSISTANT PERMISSION HOW TO

To learn how to turn on Siri and “Hey Siri” later and for information about using Siri on your Mac, see Siri on your Mac. To enable “Hey Siri,” speak several Siri commands when prompted.

For options and details, see Screen Time on Mac.Įnable Siri and “Hey Siri”: You can turn on Siri and “Hey Siri” (so you can speak your Siri requests) during setup. Screen Time: Monitor and get reports on the use of your computer. To find out more, see Access your iCloud content on your Mac. You can also choose to use iCloud Keychain to save your passwords during setup. After you sign in, click your Apple ID in the sidebar, click iCloud, then select the features you want to use. To set this option later, open System Settings and click “Sign in with your Apple ID” in the sidebar, if you haven’t already.

Be sure to sign in with the same Apple ID on all your devices. Store files in iCloud: With iCloud, you can store your content-documents, photos, and more-in the cloud, and access it anywhere you go. Express setup skips a lot of the steps and uses the settings stored in your iCloud account. Tip: If you’ve already set up another device with macOS 12 or later, iOS 15 or later, iPadOS 15 or later, you’ll see a panel for express setup, Make This Your New Mac. You can also choose to turn Wi-Fi on or off here. (If youʼre using Ethernet, you can also choose Other Network Options.) To change the network later, click the Wi-Fi status icon in the menu bar, or in System Settings, click Wi-Fi in the sidebar, then choose a network and enter the password. To learn more, see Accessibility on your Mac.Ĭonnect to a Wi-Fi network: Choose the network and enter a password, if necessary. Set your country or region: This sets the language and time zone for your Mac.Īccessibility options: View accessibility options for Vision, Motor, Hearing, Cognitive abilities, or click Not Now. Setup Assistant guides you through the following: For example, it might make sense to set up Screen Time-which you can set for different users-after initial setup. You can respond to all the prompts, or skip some steps and choose to complete them later. The first time your MacBook Pro starts up, Setup Assistant walks you through the simple steps needed to start using your new Mac.

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Take a tour: 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro.