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If your MacBook is from 2017 or earlier, it’ll feature an Intel chip and even if it’s running macOS Monterey or macOS Ventura, will require a different return to factory settings process that you can find lower down in this article. To find this out, choose the Apple logo Menu  > About This Mac and you’ll be able to see both the chip and os that it’s running. Simply make sure you’re running macOS Monterey or macOS Ventura to use the handy Erasure Assistant feature. If you’ve got a MacBook that’s from 2018 or more recently, it will feature the Apple T2 security chip, which makes the process of returning your laptop to factory settings much easier.

If you’ve typed “how to factory reset MacBook” into Google, the first thing you need to know is the age of your computer (to ascertain the chip it contains) and the operating system (os) that it’s running. The best way to do this is to factory reset your mac, a process that isn’t difficult but is worth doing properly to ensure you aren’t going to lose any files you might want to keep. No matter if you’re looking to sell the MacBook you’ve got or it’s getting past its prime and you want to trade it in for a newer model, it’s always worth making sure you aren’t leaving any personal files or information on the computer.