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Big Sur on iMac thinks it's an MB Air?
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This just popped up on my 2019 MacBook Pro 13"
Clicking the notification takes you to an M1 MacBook Air page
Clicking the notification takes you to an M1 MacBook Air page
Same here on my 2013 MBP. I also think Apple has cranked up the fan and spinning beach balls too😀. Inducing me to buy a new MBP. But I'm holding out for at least a 14" if not 16" and that would be a second gen.
Clicking leads to this page: "Your MacBook Air…" Maybe Apple is going to put in a new chip in my computer 😀. One can hope.
Clicking leads to this page: "Your MacBook Air…" Maybe Apple is going to put in a new chip in my computer 😀. One can hope.
Same notification on my unsupported retina MBPro 15, mid-2012 running BSur 11.0.1 (20B29).
What I found:
1. There is no app called 'Get to Know Your Mac' so you can't turn off its notification.
2. When in Finder, click on Help Menu and you'll see 'Get to Know Your MacBook Air.'
3. That 'Get to Know Your MacBook Air' entry is missing when on a MBPro 13, 2017, 14,2 running BSur 11.0.1 (20B29).
What I found:
1. There is no app called 'Get to Know Your Mac' so you can't turn off its notification.
2. When in Finder, click on Help Menu and you'll see 'Get to Know Your MacBook Air.'
3. That 'Get to Know Your MacBook Air' entry is missing when on a MBPro 13, 2017, 14,2 running BSur 11.0.1 (20B29).
Same here on my M1 Mini. I have a 2015 Air, so I thought maybe Apple was just getting around to sending me a tutorial for that 😉