Now that you have the default Dock again, you can customize it as you wish and start from scratch.Įssentially all this is doing is deleting any Dock settings you have, which includes everything from the app icons included in the Dock itself, to the icon size, to the positioning of the Dock on screen, whether or not it auto-hides itself, and of course, any other Dock contents. Hit the Return key and you’ll discover the Dock will quit and relaunch itself into the default state with default icon choices.Launch the Terminal and enter the following command syntax:ĭefaults delete killall Dock.Reset the Mac Dock to Default State & Default Icons in Mac OS X Users usually are quick to customize their Docks with their own app choices, but if you ever want to reset the Dock to the default state and start anew, you can do that at any time by using a defaults command. A common default Mac OS X Dock icon set would include apps like Launchpad, Safari, iTunes, Calendar, Contacts, Pages, Keynote, Numbers, Photos, iMovie, Mail, Messages, and the other pre-bundled apps the Mac comes with.
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