motulist macrumors 601 Original poster Sep 26, 2011 #1 When I close the lid on my MBP it doesn't put the computer to sleep and when I open it up again many hours later the batter is dead. How do I set it so that closing the cover puts the macbook pro to sleep? (regardless of which apps are open.)
When I close the lid on my MBP it doesn't put the computer to sleep and when I open it up again many hours later the batter is dead. How do I set it so that closing the cover puts the macbook pro to sleep? (regardless of which apps are open.)
SHADO macrumors 6502a Sep 26, 2011 #2 motulist said: When I close the lid on my MBP it doesn't put the computer to sleep and when I open it up again many hours later the batter is dead. How do I set it so that closing the cover puts the macbook pro to sleep? (regardless of which apps are open.) Click to expand... Well it should do this automatically. Do you have it connected to an external monitor?
motulist said: When I close the lid on my MBP it doesn't put the computer to sleep and when I open it up again many hours later the batter is dead. How do I set it so that closing the cover puts the macbook pro to sleep? (regardless of which apps are open.) Click to expand... Well it should do this automatically. Do you have it connected to an external monitor?
mobilehaathi macrumors G3 Sep 26, 2011 #3 when you close the lid does the light in front start pulsing?
motulist macrumors 601 Original poster Sep 26, 2011 #4 If certain apps are open, like vlc open with a video on pause, then closing the lid doesn't put it to sleep.
If certain apps are open, like vlc open with a video on pause, then closing the lid doesn't put it to sleep.
DoFoT9 macrumors P6 Sep 26, 2011 #5 motulist said: If certain apps are open, like vlc open with a video on pause, then closing the lid doesn't put it to sleep. Click to expand... it might be best to reset the PRAM on your Mac and see if that fixes it. maybe the sleep rules have become corrupt. also - like SHADO asked, do you use an external monitor? what about keyboard/mouse?
motulist said: If certain apps are open, like vlc open with a video on pause, then closing the lid doesn't put it to sleep. Click to expand... it might be best to reset the PRAM on your Mac and see if that fixes it. maybe the sleep rules have become corrupt. also - like SHADO asked, do you use an external monitor? what about keyboard/mouse?