Questions/Help/Issues Thread #17
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Thanks, and it worked perfectly for me. I have a question: can I freely do updates, or do I have to create a temp user with every update? |
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If I am not mistaken, someone recently updated their computer from 15.0 to 15.1.1 and brought MDM back, so it may break it. |
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I cant find a clear or honest answer anywhere. Id this bypass last year for Sonoma 14.5 and avoided updates incase id have to run the bypass again. Any one in a similar position and updated via system settings? Did you mac run as normal or did you need to do thebypass again ti keep it MDM free? |
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You can update freely. It has been asked in almost every issue in this repo. |
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Amazing thank you! So i dont need to do the bypass again? It just stays MDM free? |
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Correct |
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Worked perfect ty!! |
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Hey Assaf, Thanks for this tool. Just curious though, did you code this up by scratch yourself or was it modified from some other projects out there. I'm not really technical so trying to understand how you came with this idea and were able to implement it successfully. Thanks! |
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Hey, It's a combination of both. The methods have been known previously but I couldn't find a script that does it for you, so I compiled one. Feel free to direct further questions to my inbox [email protected] |
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Will do. Thanks, Assaf. |
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Hi @assafdori, Thank you for making this script. I am a bit of a noob on what I should be seeing once I ran the script. I got error messages such as directories or files not found after the step of creating the local account then the green text came up. Is this normal? I hope you're doing well. |
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Hey @poporobright feel free to attach screenshots and or logs and either myself or others will be able to assist Assaf |
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Hi, thanks for getting back so quickly! I think my problem was this: I reset computer to factory settings > tried to wipe the hard drive but then it restarted on its own > tried to do the script and then updated to Sequoia 15.0 like you said in the title. That’s when the computer asked me to set it up and connect to internet again cuz it belonged to a company. While trying to run the script again a second time, that’s when it worked. hope that makes sense. |
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Thank you so much you saved my life, just still got only one problem that is i couldnt make my self admin and i dont know what is the real admin name or password i tried mine but it doesnt work even the Apple 1234 pleae help , and thank you again . |
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This is odd, if you are able to sign into the computer after running the script and restarting, then you can technically create a new user (for yourself) and make it an admin as you are creating it, that's the way to do it. See the images below:
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Hey man, I know it works on some devices, probably I have "special" case.
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Hey, did you do the following?
Is this what you went through? Also what is your laptop’s processor? Intel or Apple Silicon? I want to help you. |
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thank you for your quick response.
yes, it was my way.
Silicon (m2 or m3, cannot remember it for sure)
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did you do the following?
1. Restarted into recovery
2. Wiped the hard drive
3. Install Mac OS from a Drive
4. Once Mac OS installed, restarted and went through setup until
remote management came up
5. Went back into recovery and followed the steps to use Safari in
Recovery to run the script in Terminal
6. Once script gave the good to go, you restarted
7. The login screen came up to login with Nam: Apple and the password
in the documentation.
Is this what you went through? Also what is your laptop’s processor? Intel
or Apple Silicon?
I want to help you.
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Okay, do this: insert the thumb drive in the computer port once that all completes, make sure you then setup the MacBook til the enrollment screen comes up, force a shut down, go back into recovery, connect to WiFi, open safari, go to this site and then make sure to copy the bash command entirely. close safari and open terminal, run command, once complete, restart, then check again |
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It was a tambourine dance, but I did the same script several times and it worked! |
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Hi,
Thanks |
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Oh I see what you mean, not sure if the repo owner might have reasons behind it, if he does, then idk what they are, don’t think he mentioned the thumb drive for 0ero reasons. I say still give it a try by installing the OS via network and see how things go. I wouldn’t stress about it. |
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It worked on Ventura 13.7.2! Yay! |
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Awesome! However there are points you must understand. Some updates COULD bring MDM back as updates patch certain aspects of the OS. However, when I did mine, I did it with 15.0 on a thumb drive, everything worked, turned off updates in settings when I got in. I was skeptical to update to 15.1.1 as someone said the update brought back MDM, I assume the data in the /etc/hosts file was set to default by the patches (I’m just guessing here) but then was brave enough to update to 15.2 and so far no issues with MDM being prompted. Just keep that in mind. Worst case, you must reset hard disk again and then upgrade. |
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Thanks for the tips. |
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Not really. This script will run with any version of Mac OS, specially since you’re still in Ventura, you can just upgrade to 15.2 from there and it shouldn’t bring MDM enrollment back, at least that’s how my machine has been working fine since updating from 15.0 to 15.2 no issues yet. if it were to happen, then yes, wipe machine, reinstall OS (15.2 is fine too) and get to enrollment page when setting up, recovery to run script, then boom, login screen for default Apple account made by script. if u don’t get my stuff up there let me know lol I will write it once more :] |
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Welcome!
Feel free to use this space to ask questions, post screenshots with issues, and so on. I'll try to help you out, or some other community member will.
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