Get Support to Reboot an Apple iMac to Its Factory Settings

When you shut down or restart your Apple iMac, it is very usual that all the content of its memory, which includes all the items you copied to the clipboard and including items you copied to the clipboard and the leftovers of operating system and software process. Non Volatile RAM, or NVRAM, that stores your Intel iMac’s startup settings. Here to reboot your system to some of its factory failure to pay, accomplish an NVRAM reset. If you are required to restore your iMac to its original configuration, removing sensitive personal and business data as well so you can easily prepare the system for resale or relocation, you can reboot your iMac and can easily use the Recovery system built in to the Mac OS to get back to the computer to its factory settings. For more information and help, contact us at MacBook Support Number.

Below we have mentioned the methods to reboot and Apple iMac to its factory settings-

NVRAM Reset:

• Firstly launch the Apple menu and then-then select the "Restart’ option. Here a dialog box with a one-minute countdown timer would appear.  If you enable the timer to countdown to zero, your iMac will restarts automatically
• After this, you need to press and hold the "Command" and "Option" keys, along with the letters "P" and "R"
• Further, you need to simply continue holding down the four-key combination until you-++r system chimes. Restarts it’s again and chimes for a second time. And then release the keys and allow your iMac to finish restarting

OS X Recovery:

• Here you need to make sure that your computer has access to an active broadband connection. The OS X Recovery feature erases your hard drive and reinstalls a fresh copy of OS X, returning your computer to its factory settings. Here the procedure requires a high-speed Internet connection
• After this, you need to launch the Apple menu and then select the “Restarts”. Here you will get a dialog box with a one-minute countdown timer appears
• Here you have to simply press and hold the "Command" and "R" keys.
• Further, you are required to click on the "Disk Utility" option in the Mac OS X utility window that appears after your iMac reboots
• Open the "Disk Utility" from the set of options that would appear after system confirmation. Here you have to choose your startup disk from the list of available drives and partitions on the left side of the Disk Utility interface
• Set the format for Mac OS Extended. Rename your startup disk, using the default "Macintosh HD" label that appears on new systems
• Follow the onscreen instructions to have further preferences

In order to have more help and support and virus free Mac OS, feel free to call our toll-free Mac Virus Support Phone Number - (+1-877-708-3372). Here you will get support under the supervision of trained and skilled technicians over a call. The number is available 24/7 round the clock so that the customers could connect our service easily.