You can remove the wiped Mac from your Dashboard by clicking the red “x” on the right side of the device listing. You will still be able to view the Mac in your Dashboard, but it will not count as an active device in your subscription.If the device is offline, the last action will be “wipe requested” until the device connects to the internet and the wipe can be performed. Once the wipe is complete, the last action on the device page will show that the device was wiped.DriveStrike Remote Wipe is a quick process, and if the device is online, the wipe command will be completed in about a minute.After you have initiated the Remote Wipe on the Mac, you will only have a few seconds to cancel the wipe if you did not mean to initiate it.Under your available actions, click “ Wipe.” You may be prompted to re-enter your DriveStrike login credentials to confirm you want to perform the wipe.Control or observe a computer Create lists of computers Create different lists of computers so they can be managed effectively. You are now on the Device Page – on this page you will find information about the device, a history of actions at the bottom of the page, and a list of available actions in the top right corner. Apple Remote Desktop User Guide for macOS Big Sur Table of Contents Control the screen and communicate with users You can control the screen and message users, allowing them to interact with you.From the list of devices in your Dashboard, find the Mac you want to wipe and click on the device name.Log in to your DriveStrike account from any browser at.In OS X Lion v10.7 or later, click the OK button.Enable the "Disable remote control infrared receiver" checkbox.In OS X Lion v10.7 or later, click the "Advanced" button in the lower-right corner.Click the lock and enter your Administrator password if necessary.Choose System Preferences from the Apple () menu in the upper-left menu bar.
Use the Security pane in System Preferences to turn the infrared ("IR") reception on your Mac off (or back on).
When you pair a remote it makes AppleTV or Mac only respond to commands from the remote with a certain code.īy default AppleTVs and Macs are not apired so work with any remote - even if that remote is paired with another device as the rewmote has no role in pairing apart from providing a code to identify it specifically. Pairing is not intuitive - the remote just sends a signal with some kind of code to identify that particular remote.
Older Macs used to come with an Apple remote for various uses but these days it's an optional extra.
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