- Restart the Mac and hold CMD + R to launch Recovery Mode
- Launch Terminal from Recovery Mode
- Run the following command to ensure “.AppleSetupDone” file is listed: ls -la "/Volumes/Macintosh HD - Data/private/var/db"
- Run the following command to remove “.AppleSetupDone”: rm "/Volumes/Macintosh HD - Data/private/var/db/.AppleSetupDone"
- Run the command on step three again to ensure that the file was removed and is not listed in the directory
- Reboot the Mac to Prestage Enroll with all of its glory.
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Prestage enroll an existing Mac
+3Best answer by walt
you can also use sudo profiles renew -type enrollment when logged into the Mac.
+3@walt I have been searching for this everywhere. I thought I had a good process down until your comment. Thank you so much!
+9You're welcome. A step further you can build and deploy something like this:
https://github.com/macadmins/umad
+4you can also use sudo profiles renew -type enrollment when logged into the Mac.
EFFING Brilliant!!! YOU HAVE SAVED ME!!!!!!
Greetings all, I'm a new user, and we're still waiting for our Apple Business stuff to get processed.
The above process(es) would allow me to convert our existing a user enrolled Macs to a pre-enrolled Macs (so to speak)?
Thanks.
+3Greetings all, I'm a new user, and we're still waiting for our Apple Business stuff to get processed.
The above process(es) would allow me to convert our existing a user enrolled Macs to a pre-enrolled Macs (so to speak)?
Thanks.
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