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An A to Z of keys and keyboards: (macOS) Startup and login
An A to Z of keys and keyboards: Startup and login.
On Intel Macs, key combinations determine startup modes and more, but they have no effect on Apple silicon Macs. And how to deal with keyboard problems when logging in.
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