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eco7077

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Jul 24, 2010
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Hi:

I have a 4 months MBP and she turns herself off whenever she wants to do it.

I had this problem when i unplugged the machine (about 3 weeks ago) then she seemed to fix herself and worked really well all of this time.

Now she started doing it again and she also did it plugged 4 minutes ago.

Anyone else having this problem?
 
Do you call your MBP a she (like some guys do with cars) or is this some kind of bad self-translation from Spanish?
 
The female persuasion can turn themselves off when they want to. They were designed that way to punish man.

In regards to your problem, I would try a fresh install of your OS. If that does not solve the issue, it is most likely hardware related and a trip or call to your local Apple store or help line would be in order.
 
At least the OP doesn't want to marry (or this brings back disturbing images, mount) her. :eek:
 
From AppleCare:
Looking under the MacBook Pro's skirt to determine gender will void the Apple Limited Warranty and the AppleCare Protection Plan, not to mention getting yourself slapped in the face.
 
Hi:

I have a 4 months MBP and she turns herself off whenever she wants to do it.
I had this problem when i unplugged the machine (about 3 weeks ago) then she seemed to fix herself and worked really well all of this time.

Now she started doing it again and she also did it plugged 4 minutes ago.

Anyone else having this problem?

Thats what she said?
 
In Spanish "la" can mean a feminine "it" or her. Since they are the same word and the OP is obviously not fluent in English, this is excusable.

hehee, wow, i am fluid in English when i am not sleepy :D

I was just saying that the op isn't some crazy who thinks of his Mac as a human or companion.

And yes, my MBP sleeps with me and listens to me, she is a SHE!:D
 
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