ICloud is accessible via any web browser at. ICloud and Find My Mac's tracking service are available in your web browser. You’ve just lost your Mac, how are you supposed to log in to iCloud? There are a couple of ways to track your Mac with iCloud if you don’t have access to your own computer. To locate a lost Mac, you’ll need to log in to iCloud. There’s nothing else for you to do until your Mac goes missing, but I’ll walk you through what happens if your Mac is misplaced or stolen. Turn on Find My Mac and allow Find My Mac to track your Mac's location.įind My Mac is now good to go, and you can close System Preferences. If your Mac goes missing, iCloud will try to pinpoint its location, so to make use of Find My Mac, you’ll need to allow location tracking. Once selected, System Preferences will ask you to confirm that you’re okay with iCloud tracking the location of your Mac. Ensure the checkbox next to Find My Mac is selected. Once logged in, scroll to the bottom of the list of iCloud features to locate Find My Mac. Log into your iCloud account with your Apple ID or create a new Apple ID. If you’ve never used iCloud before and don’t have an Apple ID, create one from the login window. You must log into iCloud with your Apple ID to access the iCloud settings, including Find My Mac. Open System Preferences, and select iCloud within the Internet & Wireless row. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to turn on Find My Mac, track down your Mac, find a lost device in your home, and even lock or erase a stolen Mac. Find My Mac is one of the more useful features of iCloud, and while I hope your Mac is never lost or stolen, it’s a good idea to set up Find My Mac in your System Preferences and know how to make use of all of the functions, in case the worst ever happens.
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