Just got the new MBP two days ago and haven't done much but install software and surf the web. Just tried booting it up right now and pushing the power button does nothing. Any suggestions before I bring this back to Apple for a replacement?
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New MBP won't start!
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It's possible it's crashed. Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds to force it off. Then press the button normally to see if it turns on.
Ok, it's up and running again. I'm new to Macs so I didn't know the equivalent to ALT+CTRL+DEL (a friend just told me about it). However, after holding down the button for 10+ seconds it finally got out of a sleep mode or something, so hopefully it was just that. I'll keep monitoring the MBP to see if it has issues. Thanks all for the help!
There is no CRTL + ALT + DEL on a Mac. The Activity Monitor is like Windows Task Manager (crtl alt del on XP and lower and an option on Vista) but there is no key combo to bring it up.
Command + AltOption + Escape is the closest thing, which is force quit.
So here's another question. When I tell my MBP to go to 'Sleep' how do I get it to wake back up?
Hitting the power button, typing on the keyboard, moving on the trackpad, etc doesn't do anything. I figured 'Sleep' mode should kinda be like Hibernate on Windows.
Hitting the power button, typing on the keyboard, moving on the trackpad, etc doesn't do anything. I figured 'Sleep' mode should kinda be like Hibernate on Windows.