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Subject: Re: File vault on macs with youch bars.
Simon,
In Mojave, you are correct. It didn't work for me on older iterations of the
MacOS, but that may have just been on an older MacBook Pro as well. Because it
didn't on my old
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t think what I would have done differently or may be I’m just mistaken
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Subject: Re: File vault on macs with youch bars.
Simon,
In Mojave, you are correct. It did
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Subject: Re: File vault on macs with youch bars.
Simon,
In Mojave, you are correct. It didn't work for me on older iterations of the
MacOS, but that may have just been on an older MacBook Pro as well. Because it
didn't on my old 2011 MBP, I didn't even realize t
Simon,
In Mojave, you are correct. It didn't work for me on older iterations of the
MacOS, but that may have just been on an older MacBook Pro as well. Because it
didn't on my old 2011 MBP, I didn't even realize that it may have worked on my
new 2017 model, so I can't confirm how it worked in
Correct me if I’m rong but doesn’t the turn voiceover on at start up or log in
work if you tick the box in sys prefs under users and groups?
Does that not let you get around this issue?
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> On 6/11/2018, at 7:50 AM, John Panarese wrote:
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> Press and hold the command key
Hi,
Hold the power button down for 6 to 10 seconds then release. Wait another five
seconds then press the power button. Wait another five seconds or so, then
hold down the command key while pressing the power button three times quickly.
You should hear a VO voice say, "Username". Enter your
I’ve tried this multiple times with no luck. One reason seems to be that I
can’t tell if it’s powered on or not, then on top of that, there appears to be
a guest account that the person setting it up forgot to delete, and I haven’t
figoured out even with sighted assistance how to get around it,
Hi,
To add to this, the finger print sensor is not active until the main MacOS is
up and running. That is, you will need to enter your username, then press
return, enter your password, then press return. It will take a little longer
to get to the Finder than it normally would when File Vault
Press and hold the command key and press the finger print sensor button
three quick times to turn on VoiceOver. If Filevault is on, you should get the
prompt to log in.
> On Nov 5, 2018, at 1:46 PM, Jessica Moss wrote:
>
> I’ve just acquired what I didn’t know was a MacBook Pro with a Touc
Hi,
Try pressing and holding command, then pressing the Touch ID sensor three times
while still holding it down. This should get you VO.
Aleeha
> On Nov 5, 2018, at 12:46 PM, Jessica Moss wrote:
>
> I’ve just acquired what I didn’t know was a MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar,
> that DBS purchase
In addition, with FileVault turned on, it won’t really be VO, just spoken
prompts. Sorry I misspoke.
Aleeha
> On Nov 5, 2018, at 12:46 PM, Jessica Moss wrote:
>
> I’ve just acquired what I didn’t know was a MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar,
> that DBS purchased me, only that they’d purchased me a
I’ve just acquired what I didn’t know was a MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar, that
DBS purchased me, only that they’d purchased me a replacement model for my job.
So I was a little surprised to find this out when they came to help me get it
set up, and everything went well until they left, it went
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