20 Most Recent Apple MacBook Mac Notebook - Page 6 Questions & Answers

You need to authorize the iTunes on your new Mac.

1. Make sure that you are using the latest version of iTunes 8 and iPod software.
2. Authorize your computer by choosing Store > Authorize Computer in iTunes

Here are 2 links that will guide you through the process:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1382

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1373


Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.
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Thanks, Joe

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A few ways of doing thisrestart mac and press down the trackpad after you hear the startup noiseif that does not work try opening up disk utility and click on the icon of your disk under the left hand column then go up to eject button and click ejector open up terminal found in the utilities folder within your applications folder and then type in drutil tray eject and then press returnFinally what to do is try pick up your macbook tilt the macbook to the one side and press the eject key and hopefully the effect of gravity will allow the CD to fall out.One other way to do it which I have used recently but IT CAN BREAK THE CD DRIVE (Use it at your own risk), so only use it as a last resort. Get a thin piece of plastic (or credit card) and put a piece of double sided tape on it then with the macbook switched off insert the piece of plastic with the tape facing down in relation to the keyboard. Put it in about half an inch and you may be able to drag one of the CDs out. Hope it helps.

find a small hole beside your cd and stick a needle into it.

You don't say which version of the Mac OS you're using, so I'll assume OS-X. Control-click the iTunes icon in the Dock, choose Force Quit, and then try ejecting the CD from the Finder or Disk Utility.

Or

Reboot and hold down the trackpad bar mouse button

Hi. There are two steps. First the printer must be connected to the wireless network - see the installation instructions that came with the printer. The mac is not involved in this part. Until you get it done you will not be able to do anything else. Second. make sure you have the most up-to-date drivers for your printer installed on the Mac (this applies to any printer - not just your HP). Once the drivers are installed, go to System preferences and select "Print & Fax". and hen click on the + sign to add a new printer. Wait a moment or tweo and the printer's name should pop up. Click it's name then wait for the drivers to be identified - this can take several minutes so be patient. As it's an HP you will probably get a bonjour connection but a word of warning, I have had more trpouble getting Macs and HP ptinters to work reliably over WiFi than any other make.

This means that operating system is corrupted, missing or faulty hard drive.
Boot from MacOSX install cd and check disk with disk utility or try reinstall macosx.
If that not gonna help then youll need to buy new hard drive and replace it.
To access hard drive you need to remove just 3 screws under battery.

Boot from the OS disk included with your system. Once booted you'll find a Password Recovery or reset in the menus at the top of the screen. DO NOT REINSTAL THE OS... You should also be able to reach this by holding alt and the R key during boot

Hello,
Please check this article at apple support:
http://www.apple.com/support/macbook_macbookpro/batteryupdate/

Thanks Damien

For any apple repair. The absolute best place to get repair parts is Apple itself. Everything you get will fit perfectly in accordance to the model, and make. Don't try other places because through my experience it's never the right one u are looking for.

Go into settings or the taskbar settings, it should come up with the volume tool there but if it doesn't then I do not know what to do.

If it is under a year old, then you may have a case for a free replacement by Apple. If it is older, then you'll have to buy a new battery and recycle the old one. All laptop batteries have a maximum lifespan and will have to be replaced at some point in the future.

You mean the start button? There isn't one. Instead, the dock at the bottom of the screen is used to launch applications. If the application that you want is not shown on the dock, click on the folder icon with an "A" on it, which is located on the right hand side of the dock, this opens a representation of the Applications folder, which includes all applications installed on the computer. You should be able to find the application you want in there, or if not, perhaps you need to obtain it and install it first.

It may be the battery, go to the apple menu then to about this mac then click on more info then look for power and it should show what the condition of the battery is. The health information is shown if it says check battery it may need replaced, if you are under applecare get in touch with apple and see what they say. Failing that take it to the nearest apple store and see what they say at the genius bar. Hope this helps.

Two years ago I slipped on the ice and my MacBook Pro slid into a huge muddy puddle on Lake St. in Mpls. It was fully immersed for about 45 seconds. After a couple of hours, when I got home, I worked over all the orifices with a hair dryer, put the thing aside, and figured "well, it had a good life."After a week, I took it to the Genius Bar. They swapped the battery and ran it through their diagnostics. All I needed was a new battery. True my 9 key and 0 key are deformed and are troublesome to type sometimes, but otherwise, this computer is just fine. All I can suggest if you get your keyboard wet is don't use it or let power into it for several days before calling the mortician.

Worksuop repair unfortunately - and expensive too.

Have a look at this article on the apple website it may help you http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570

Try this link out, it has helped me so much.

Rechargeable battery have a limited life and unfortunately it sounds like your one has gone, so you really need to buy a new one. For a second opinion I would go to your local apple store and book an appointment at the genius bar and seek their advice.

Dennis, is this happening on all applications or is it just the one e.g. word. I have read in some cases this can be caused by a font conflict. You could open up font book within the applications folder and this will show you whether there are duplicate fonts open, I would resolve these duplicates and try printing again.

Most likely your battery failed during the calibration. Calibrating the battery is not something that you really need to do very often -- if at all. Most likely the deep power cycles you were doing with the calibration damaged the battery.You'll have to to take the Macbook in to replace the battery -- depending on the model, they will just give you a replacement battery to purchase or you will have to have them replace the battery.When you get your Macbook back, don't worry about calibrating the battery and just charge as usual.