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If previously You are using any mail server and now if moved from old mail server to new mail server  then will get problem if we configure outlook 2016 mac with new mail server. Problems- Outlook 2016 by default will take old server. Resolved - 1 Delete DNS from your exchange mail server of OLD server. Deafult mail account setting.                   2 Update latest outlook 2016 as its not supporting with Exchange 2010 server                    3 Try suing same email ID with different mail client if its working then this compiatable  issue with mail server.  

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Reset permissions If the issue started after changing the permissions of items in your home folder, reset permissions: From the Finder menu bar, choose Go > Home. Your home folder opens. Choose File > Get Info. An Info window for your home folder opens. If the Sharing & Permissions section at the bottom of the window isn't open, click the triangle   in that section to open it. If the Lock button at the bottom of the window shows a closed lock   , click the lock and enter an administrator name and password. Click the Action menu   in the bottom corner of the window, then choose “Apply to enclosed items.” Click OK to confirm the action. A progress bar appears at the top of the window.   When the progress bar completes, open the Terminal app, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder. Paste or type this command in Terminal, then press Return: diskutil resetUserPermissions / `id -u` ...

Windows mail content  .PST so we have change the format as Apple mail will support .mbox. If Your Outlook is working in windows then below steps will help If you need to migrate from Outlook to MBOX, MessageExport can help. MessageExport is an add-in for Microsoft Outlook that can convert your Outlook .pst to .mbox. Finally, select your messages or folders, choose MBOX as the target format from the MessageExport toolbar, and then click the "Export" button. MessageExport will begin converting the email stored in your Outlook .PST file to MBOX format. You can then import your MBOX file into other email clients, such as Thunderbird. If Your Outlook is not working in windows then below steps will help Import the .pst mail box into working outlook and follow above steps ,  if there is no windows and outlook then follow below steps. Download below software from App store and convert  into .mbox from .pst. and follow onscreen steps. For mac https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/pst-c...

if iPad is detecting on user option but not detecting after selecting and put the password. No1- Try with different Apple device and other device to check the USB port of laptop (USB Port Working ) No2- Try Connecting iPad with different laptop windows/ Mac ( iPad detecting) No3- Restore the iPad with latest software it will detect on mac after putting password.

Set a FileVault recovery key for Mac computers in your institution Learn how to make sure that users can recover FileVault-encrypted data if they can’t log in to their Mac. These steps require  FileVault 2  in OS X Lion or later. Create a master password and private recovery key First, create a master password and private recovery key on one of your Mac computers: Choose the Apple  menu > System Preferences, then click Users & Groups. Click the Lock   button, then enter a user name and password. From the Action   menu, choose Set Master Password. Enter and verify your master password, then click OK. Move the file at /Library/Keychains/FileVaultMaster.cer to the Trash. Copy the file at /Library/Keychains/FileVaultMaster.keychain to a secure location, like an external drive or an encrypted disk image on another physical disk. This FileVault master keychain contains the private FileVault recovery key. You can use this...

If your Mac doesn't have a keyboard to start up in safe mode or if you can't use the Shift key If your Mac doesn't have a keyboard available to start in safe mode, but you have remote access to your Mac, you can configure the Mac to start up in safe mode using the command line. Access the command line by opening Terminal remotely, or logging into the computer using SSH. Use the following Terminal command: sudo nvram boot-args="-x" If you want to start in verbose mode as well, use this instead: sudo nvram boot-args="-x -v"   After using safe mode, use this Terminal command to return to a normal startup: sudo nvram boot-args=""

Deleting and merging a partition with diskutil from the command line This is the most precise method I know of to remove the partition since it targets the recovery disk directly and merges it with the full Lion partition – if you’re not comfortable with the command line this is not for you. Launch the Terminal and type the following into the command line: diskutil list This will print out your drives partition scheme and look something like this: Look for “Recovery HD” and see which identifier it is using, it this screenshot it’s disk0s4 To remove that partition we use the following command (you can also use the volume name): diskutil eraseVolume HFS+ Blank /dev/disk0s4 The partition will be erased, you might want to do this with your standard Lion partition as well since you’ll be wiping the entire thing anyway. Regardless, you’ll now have a blank partition sitting around, so you’ll want to merge that with your other Lion partition: diskutil mergePartitions HFS+ Lion ...