Category: M1

  • How to Find Intel Apps on Apple Silicon Mac

    How to Find Intel Apps on Apple Silicon Mac

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Find Intel Apps on Apple Silicon Mac If you want to optimize app performance on an Apple Silicon Mac, you’ll want to be sure you’re running universal apps or apps built for Apple Silicon. And perhaps you’re just curious about which apps you have are still running…

  • How to Play iPhone & iPad Games on Mac

    How to Play iPhone & iPad Games on Mac

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Play iPhone & iPad Games on Mac Have you ever wanted to play the iPhone or iPad games you own on your Mac? Perhaps, you just want to play one game of Among Us while you’re stuck at work? As long as you have a Mac that’s…

  • Fix Apps Crashing on M1 Pro/Max Mac After Migration Assistant or Monterey Update

    Fix Apps Crashing on M1 Pro/Max Mac After Migration Assistant or Monterey Update

    Go to OSX Daily to read Fix Apps Crashing on M1 Pro/Max Mac After Migration Assistant or Monterey Update Some M1 Mac users may discover that apps like Steam, Minecraft, Lightburn, 0ad, Atom, Skype and any other Rosetta applications are crashing or unable to launch. This issue seems to happen most often after using Migration…

  • Mac Won’t Boot from Bootable Install Disk? This Might Be Why

    Mac Won’t Boot from Bootable Install Disk? This Might Be Why

    Go to OSX Daily to read Mac Won’t Boot from Bootable Install Disk? This Might Be Why Trying to start a Mac from a boot disk but it’s not working? And you’re sure you created the boot drive properly? There may be a few different reasons for this. Some of the later model Intel Macs…

  • Fixing M1 Mac External Display Issues (Flickering Screen, White Noise, Black Screen, etc)

    Fixing M1 Mac External Display Issues (Flickering Screen, White Noise, Black Screen, etc)

    Go to OSX Daily to read Fixing M1 Mac External Display Issues (Flickering Screen, White Noise, Black Screen, etc) Some M1 MacBook Pro, M1 MacBook Air, and M1 Mac Mini users have discovered display issues when using an external display connected to their M1 Mac. Typically the M1 Mac external display issues are either a…

  • How to Boot Apple Silicon M1 Mac to Recovery Mode

    How to Boot Apple Silicon M1 Mac to Recovery Mode

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Boot Apple Silicon M1 Mac to Recovery Mode Booting an Apple Silicon Mac into Recovery Mode is slightly different from booting into recovery on an Intel Mac. If you’re new to Apple Silicon Mac ownership, it can be helpful to understand how recovery mode works on the…

  • How to Boot in Safe Mode on Apple Silicon M1 Mac

    How to Boot in Safe Mode on Apple Silicon M1 Mac

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Boot in Safe Mode on Apple Silicon M1 Mac Having trouble booting up an Apple Silicon M1 Mac normally? Booting into Safe Mode can help troubleshoot issues on a Mac, and help to determine if a particular problem is software related, MacOS related, or even hardware related.…

  • How to Force Restart M1 Mac

    How to Force Restart M1 Mac

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Force Restart M1 Mac Wondering how to perform some common troubleshooting tasks like force restarting an Apple Silicon M1 Mac? If you are an early adopter an Apple silicon MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or Mac mini, you might be curious how some some tasks are different, since…

  • Downloading MacOS IPSW Files for Apple Silicon Macs

    Downloading MacOS IPSW Files for Apple Silicon Macs

    Go to OSX Daily to read Downloading MacOS IPSW Files for Apple Silicon Macs The latest Apple Silicon Macs can use IPSW files to restore and revive Mac hardware, similar to how iPhone and iPad can use IPSW files for firmware updates and restores. Unsurprisingly, this means there are now Mac IPSW files for the…

  • How to Install Rosetta 2 on Apple Silicon Macs

    How to Install Rosetta 2 on Apple Silicon Macs

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Install Rosetta 2 on Apple Silicon Macs Rosetta 2 is necessary if you want to be able to run older non-native Intel x86 apps on new Apple Silicon Macs, like the M1 MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or Mac mini. Curiously, Rosetta 2 is not installed by default…