Does any one make a stick on to mark where the power button on a Mac Studio is. It is really annoying trying to feel where it is with a finger.
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Marker for the power button
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Why power button is not on the front of Mac Studio
Wouldn't turning on/off the mac studio would be much easier to just press a button next to the front LED power indicator? instead of blindly reaching to the back and figuring out where the power button is among bunch of intertwined cables? I get that design might inherited from Mac mini, but...
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I am one of those people who never shut down a computer. But I do when you have on occasion, like my apple ID, sign in Password self inflicted problem . I know there the button is but I am not able to directly look at it were it is located on the desk.
Hey, ist this the ACE Magican Gaming PC with the viruses and backdoors installed, who grab all your passwords and make pictures when a webcam is connected?
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I use a round velcro stick-on tab, just the size of the power button. Easy to find by feel.
designerdave72 has a good idea, too.
designerdave72 has a good idea, too.
Yes I know I the first thing I did when I booted this Kamrui AM08 up was do a full scan with Windows Defender. It found and removed a Trojan named Redline!MSR, and a backdoor called Bladabindilm.
Now THAT is a clever idea. Non-obtrusive... almost invisible. I think I'm going to make a trip out to the junk box in the garage to see if I have any of those.
New computer it would have taken 15 minutes just to erase everything and re-install windows.