What is Finder used for?
Browsing and managing files, folders, and drives.
What does the Dock do?
Provides quick access to frequently used apps.
What does Spotlight do?
Searches for files, apps, and web results (Cmd + Space).
What is Mission Control?
Displays all open windows and virtual desktops.
What is Launchpad?
Shows all installed apps in a grid view.
What is Force Quit used for?
To end unresponsive applications (Cmd + Option + Esc).
What is Disk Utility used for?
Formatting, partitioning, and repairing drives.
What does Time Machine do?
Automatically backs up files and allows easy restore.
What is Terminal?
Command-line interface (Bash or Zsh shell).
What is Activity Monitor?
Shows running processes and resource usage.
What is Keychain Access?
Stores passwords, keys, and certificates.
What is Migration Assistant?
Transfers user data from another Mac or PC.
What does Boot Camp Assistant do?
Helps install Windows on a Mac for dual booting.
What is the Console app?
Displays system and application logs.
What is FileVault?
Provides full-disk encryption using AES.
What is Gatekeeper?
Prevents installation of untrusted or unsigned apps.
What is macOS Recovery Mode?
Boot Cmd + R to reinstall macOS or restore from backup.
What is Safe Mode?
Boot Shift key to disable startup items for troubleshooting.
What is System Information used for?
Displays detailed hardware and software specs.
What does Apple Diagnostics do?
Tests Mac hardware for issues (hold D at startup).
