If your MacBook is going to spend most of its time plugged in, you'll definitely want to change this setting. If so, click the Software Update button, which will launch the System Preferences to check for updates. You should be staring at the General tab of the About This Mac window. Has Apple released an update to MacOS since it built your MacBook? Find out by clicking the Apple button in the upper-left corner of your screen and then clicking About This Mac. Read more: The Quickest Way to Transfer Your Files, Apps and More From Your Old MacBook Check for updates So, after you've jumped through the initial screens from the Mac Setup Assistant that had you log in with your Apple ID, connect to a network and so on, consider changing these settings, or at least check them out, on your new MacBook. I've put together some of my personal favorites here that will make your device easier to use. While it's certainly exciting to unwrap a new MacBook, there are a handful of tweaks, tips and fixes you should do on Day 1 that go beyond your default MacBook settings. No matter the case, know that no laptop comes straight out of the box optimized for maximum performance - even one with an Apple logo. Did you recently upgrade to a new M2 MacBook Pro? Maybe you're the owner of an earlier M1 MacBook Air or Pro, or you have an older version of the MacBook.

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