You will need to be online for this via WiFi or ethernet and you'll need your Apple ID credentials and your 2 factor auth devices (if you 2FA). This will reset your local computer account passwords. so I used her Mac to create a USB Installer for Big Sur and promptly returned the Mac to her.Īnother option is to use "resetpassword" via Terminal in Recovery mode.
#Macos monterey beta 9 install
I *was* able to get hold of a second Mac via a friendly neighbor but didn't want to install Configurator. This will require a second Mac, which I didn't have when I made this post. There are essentially two options to get the M1 MBP/MBA back up - one has been mentioned here and that's to use Apple Configurator 2. I couldn't create local computer accounts (were constantly failing), I could not download Big Sur (so I couldn't create the USB stick from Monterey), during recovery, I didn't (and still do not) have an option to install Big Sur, only Monterey Beta. There were multiple issues I encountered. I hope I’m missing something but scouring web pages has yielded zero results.ĮDIT: ok, I was able to get back with Big Sur. There looks to be no option to do this from the Internet like the Intel Macs, either. I’ve erased volumes and all Recovery gives me is “Reinstall MacOS Monterey Beta” as an option.Īttempting to pick a Big Sur Time Machine backup says You Must Use Migration Assistant. Going back to Big Sur doesn’t look like it’s a possibility on MBP M1.
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