Remember that once you lock your Mac, you cannot erase it. Just remember, if you lock your Mac remotely, you can't erase it (which you would want to do if you know for sure that it is stolen).Ĭlick Lock to confirm. If you're pretty sure you've just lost your Mac and it hasn't been stolen, but you want to make sure no one tries to access its content, you can lock that bad boy down. The sound will definitely alert whoever has stolen it that you've found it. Though, how you'd lose your Mac in your house, I have no idea. If it's really nearby (like you think it might be in your house), you can click Play Sound, and it'll ring out. Your Mac will now show up on the map as a green dot, showing its exact location. To find your Mac, make sure you sign in using the same Apple ID that you used on your Mac.Ĭlick All Devices at the top of the page.

Enter your Apple ID and password to sign in.

If you don't have an iPhone, you can use another computer to track your lost or stolen Mac by signing into iCloud on the web. How to locate your Mac using Find My Mac on the web Just make sure you sign in with the Apple ID that's in use on your missing Mac. Now when you sign into on another computer or use the Find iPhone app on your iPhone, you'll be able to find and erase your lost or stolen Mac, as long as it is powered on and connected to Wi-Fi.

Confirm that you want to enable Find My Mac.

Use Touch ID or enter your password when prompted.Ĭheck off the box next to Enable Location Services to turn it on.Ĭheck off the box next to Find My Mac to turn it on.

You'll first need to make sure your Location Services are enabled:Ĭlick the lock in the bottom left to make changes. You have to set up Find My Mac before your Mac goes missing otherwise, it's useless. How to locate your Mac using Find My Mac on the web.Here's how to set up and use Find My Mac! All you need is your Apple ID, another computer or your iPhone, and you'll be able to locate your Mac, lock it, or erase all of its data. Find My Mac is the best way to find and protect your lost or stolen Mac.

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