The last test was to do another recovery and reset everything to factory. I upgraded to Mojave then Catalina, loaded a bunch of testing/diagnostics tools and checked out the laptop. This time I was able to do a network recovery and finally got El Capitain installed. After some googling I reset both the NVRM and PRAM. I got an error triangle/exclam symbol and a code telling me it could not find and OS to recover from. I wanted a clean system so I booted to recovery and erased the internal drive and started a reinstall of the os. Under Screen Sharing: On, please copy the path that starts with VNC:// all the way to the last forward slash / you will need to enter this information on the Mac you will be connecting from.I recently bought a used MBP Mid-2015 from a local shop with Mojave already installed. Once the name or group is displayed, highlight it and click Select Then type in the name or group in the Search field Select Network Users or Network Groups from the side panel Network Account Server: OSU - please continue.Īfter verifying the Mac is bound to a domain select Only these users:Ĭlick on the + to add the person or group to have access

Network Account Server: Join… - skip to the next section The following steps will depend if your Mac is bound to the OSU domain.Ĭlick the back arrow to view System Preferences Open Computer Setting and select VNC viewers control screen with password, enter in a password. If Remote Management is selected, deselect it. You can’t have both Screen Sharing and Remote Management on at the same time. These steps will walk you through configuring a Mac OS X computer for remote accessĪnd must be completed while you are at the computer. On the Mac that you want to connectĬhoose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Sharing.

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