Well, if you have another monitor or TV you can plug an HDMI cable in and display Windows lon the monitor/TV, then you can change UEFI settings and restart. When it retarts the BIOS settings should be on the alternate monitor. I just now tried this and it works with my T460
@@sfchris Yes that works if you have a secondary monitor or Tv to aid display and access the bios settings!! However if you have none of those, You are left with no option not skipping that step.. Thanks for highlighting that💕💕
Hey Bro, You might have to first reset your Password and then run a virus scan & clean up. Below are the steps to reset the password: 1. Restart or turn on the Mac, then immediately press and hold Command-R. 2. Once you see the macOS Utilities window, choose Utilities from the menu bar then choose Terminal. 3. In Terminal type resetpassword and press Return. 4. A Reset Password Assistant window will open; follow the onscreen instructions to reset the password.
