Questions & Answers for: Apple system is down

down. Go to the System Preferences, and select "Sound". Make sure the output voumne is turned up, and the mute is not on. If that doesn't work you could try "zapping the pram". Shut down the computer.

...system fan is failing, or has failed, the signal is sent to shut down. Some PC's will shut down cleanly, others give error messages, and some just freeze up. Of course, Bad RAM, video cards, and hard ...

system CD restart the mac and hold down the letter C on the keyboard. after about 30 seconds the mac should boot up into installation mode. If it does, click on the language then then at the next page

touch screen not working cant shut down you have to hold down the home button and the hold button till the system shuts down. if that doesnt work try holding just the home button till it shuts off.

system imac To eject a CD/DVD that is not recognized by your computer, boot up while holding down the eject button on your keyboard, and continue to hold down eject until the disk ejects. If this does

...down the mouse button. 3. When the CD/DVD drive opens, put the system disc in (use disc #1 if you have more than one disc). 4. Turn the machine off again by holding down the power button. 5. Turn the ...

...down) on your mouse to change the text size. if you are using multi touch trackpad pinch out to increase the size of desktop folders and font. System Preferences> General there you can see ...

...system disk, then select restart. or install disk, hold power button down until machine shuts off. then hold down c key and push power button. Hold c key while machine boots from optical drive. Macs ...

...system disc and power down with disc inside. power up with holding down c key. You can also download an app called "Mactracker" that includes a database of every piece of Apple hardware with system ...

...System Disc and that will boot the machine. You don't. Try this: stick in Systems Disk in drive; top left, under the Apple icon, look for re-start - hold down the letter "C" while restarting... after ...