For any complex troubleshooting, you should refer to Apple’s own support page on startup key combinations. If nothing else, knowing that they exist will be useful if you have problems in future. Hopefully one of these shortcuts will have helped you out. If you don’t have an eject key on your keyboard, then try F12, and if you happen not to have a USB keyboard available, but you do have a mouse (or if you’re using a MacBook with built-in trackpad), just hold down the mouse button. It might also be the easiest of these shortcuts to remember, because you just have to hold down the eject key. If you still use a Mac with a DVD drive, then this startup trick will force the tray to open as you boot. Eject, F12, mouse or trackpad button - Eject /rebates/&252fstartup-key-combinations-for-mac. It will show up as a connected disk, and files will copy across at full speed, instead of slow Wi-Fi network speeds. Press Shift during startup Press Command-V during startup Press Command-S during startup Press Option-N during startup Start up in Safe Boot mode and.
If you need to copy many, many Gigabytes of files from one computer to another, start up the file-containing Mac in Target Disk Mode, then plug it into the receiving Mac’s FireWire, Thunderbolt, or USB port. If you start up with the T key held down, your Mac becomes a giant storage disk which can be plugged into another computer, just as if it were thumb drive.
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