Apple MacBook Mac Notebook - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

you first have to rip the contents of the cd to your itunes (or whatever media player you use). then you can move them to your ipod from your music library.

the issue is that when songs are on an audio cd, they're in a particular format (some refer to the format as an "analog" format) that can only be read by cd players and cd drives. so when you add music to your computer, you usually have to change the format of the music to something like "mp3", which is a common digital format that most/all digital media devices (such as your ipod) can read.

The Macbook Air is Apple's ultraportable notebooks with an 11 and 13 inch models.The 11 inch Macbook Air's dimensions are:

• Height: 0.11-0.68 inch (0.3-1.7 cm)
• Width: 11.8 inches (30 cm)
• Depth: 7.56 inches (19.2 cm)
• Weight: 2.38 pounds (1.08 kg)1

Visit apple's website for more detailed specs.https://www.apple.com/macbookair/specs.html

Imap account have the options for transferring the data between several email clients. Or try this link: Entourge to Windows Outlook I hope this will help

Try VLC media player; it plays many media types that Quicktime doesn't support. VideoLAN Official page for VLC media player the Open Source video...

Turn on sound, plug in external powered speakers. It that does not solve the problem try posting exactly what is wrong with the sound on your MacBook.

hi Jo, if the size, quality, and the type of pic suits your needs do what kevin said, just copy, and paste it, but if the pic has to be altered to be compatible with the end use, do this While in iPhoto bring up the pic you want to transfer, click on file (in the bar at the top of the screen) choose "export", it will give you the option to change size, type, name, quality, etc.. when your done click on the export icon, and if your flash drive is plugged in it will come up as an option ;-)

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Error 36 means “I/O error” (input/output error) and does not explain what the cause of the problem is, sorry.

Check your Mac for bad blocks you can use Disk Utility.

Error 36 is a connection error when trying to connect to a windows server.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1564?viewlocale=en_us&locale=en_us

You have to run a virus checker that is compatible with Unix, you can't run anything off the shelf. A good one for MAC is called ClamWin. Its a free download. Go to www.cnet.com, click on the sidebar for Downloads, then type in ClamWin in the search box. Download it then run it. You can't tell if you have a virus unless you run a program that tells you that you do, so try clamwin.

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1. Disconnect any devices connected to the computer including printers, hubs, and third-party keyboards or mice, and test the computer again by trying to turn it on.
2. If you're using a MacBook or MacBook Pro, check the battery level. Press the small button on the battery or on the side of the computer. You should see lights indicating the battery's level of charge. If you see just one light blinking, the battery needs to be recharged. Use the computer with the adapter connected to recharge the battery.
3. Unplug the power adapter from the electrical outlet and from the MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro. Wait one minute. Plug it back into the wall first, then to the computer. Make sure the electrical outlet is working by plugging in another device (such as a lamp). When you plug the adapter back into the computer, the power adapter LEDs should light up green or amber.
4. Inspect the MagSafe port on the computer for debris, such as metal stuck to the magnet in the port, which might prevent the connector from seating properly. On the adapter side, look at the DC connector for dust or other debris and check whether pins are missing, bent, or stuck down. If you find any of these to be true, see Apple Portables: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters for instructions on cleaning the adapter.
5. Make sure you are using the adapter that was designed for your computer. If you aren't sure or if you need a new adapter, learn which adapter is appropriate for your computer.
6. Press the control key, the command key, and the power button simultaneously and hold for three seconds to try to restart the computer.
7. Reset the PRAM. After pressing the power button, hold down these keys simultaneously: Command-Option-P-R, until you hear the startup chime at least one additional time after the initial startup chime.
8. Reset the SMC for the MacBook And MacBook Pro by removing the AC power, removing the battery and then holding down the power button for five seconds. On the MacBook Air, press (left) Shift-Control-Option along with the power button once. Note: You must use the keys on the left side of the MacBook Air keyboard.
9. If you recently installed additional memory, make sure it is correctly installed and is compatible with your computer. Remove the new memory to see if the computer starts up properly without it.

Also:
The MacBook SMC Firmware Update v1.1 improves the MacBook's internal monitoring system and addresses issues with unexpected shutdowns. This update is recommended for all MacBook systems, including those that received warranty repair.
You can use the Software Update feature of System Preferences, or download the MacBook SMC Firmware Update v1.1 from Apple Software Downloads.
Note: If your MacBook is running Mac OS X 10.4.6, you won't be able to see the SMC Update until you update to Mac OS X 10.4.8. Once you have updated your system software, the SMC Update will appear as an option in Software Updates.
MacBooks running Mac OS X 10.4.7 will be able to download and install the SMC Update, so it is not essential that you update your system software, although Apple always recommends updating to the latest version of the system software.
If your MacBook is in a state where it will not remain on long enough to install the update, wait for the issue to reproduce itself. Once the MacBook has turned itself off, turn the computer on by holding the power button down. Keep the button down until you hear a single long tone. Once you hear the tone you can release the button, install the recommended updates, and restart normally.

Yes. It's available only in IMAP. You'll have to live with it.

Hi I assume you are saying there is a disc stuck inside your machine? • Have you tried: using the eject button located upper right on your keyboard? Hold it down for 4-5 seconds. • dragged the Disc-image to the trash? • if this fails you can try using the Disc tool located in your Applications folder. • If all else fails, try restarting the machine while holding down the mouse button. This will eject discs. After the disc is ejected let go of the mouse button and the machine starts normally. • If even this fails you will have to try manually - the "straighten paper-clip method" There is a mechanical lever at the very side of the hole where you insert the disc that can be used to push the disc out. I would reccomend to check your manual for further instructions on this. Hope this helps

Try this: log in to single user mode by holding command-s when you power it on. You should see it boot into a command line screen, black with white letters.
type in the following:
/sbin/fsck -y
then enter... This will error check the hard drive and fix any errors if it finds them.
If it won't boot into single user mode, hold option when you start it and see if you have any choices of startup discs - if not, you might have a bad hard drive; on the other hand, if you hear the drive spinning, but it's not allowing you to boot from it, a re-install might be in order.
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Hi Mark, need a bit more info on this one... not sure what a "gb" file is, perhaps you could do a 'Show in Finder', right click (or opt. click) on it a try 'Open With' and see what app choices you get? Cheers, John

Boot holding down the Option Key, Select Recovery Mode, when you select languish, click Windows on the top menu bar and select Terminal. Once Terminal opens, type resetpassword. You will then see a pop up window. Select Hard Drive, select USER that pops up in login screen, change the password, click save, then restart. Once your in the login screen, type the new password and your in. For all other locks (EFI / iCloud) go to www.iunlockefi.com

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Yes, port replacement is possible. Although with the magsafe connector that is supposed to eliminate the kind of stress or strain that would break the port and require it to be replaced. Care to offer more information about your mac model, example macbook 2,1? I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/matt_7e951e081251ffbc