Hi
I have a Retina MacBook Pro (fully up to date, 2.6Ghz, 16GB RAM, 768GB SSD) that is fully up to date with it's software. However:
When I click Apple > Shutdown (or press the power button and then shutdown) the computer locks up for about 10 seconds and then just goes off (screen just switches off and it powers off).
For example - I am using my computer with a few programs running. I then close them all (and check they are closed by opening the Force Quit window and I see only Finder). I then click shutdown. The icons on my desktop will disappear, and the dock might slide down just a fraction (say 1/5) before the screen freezes, leaving a partial dock and no icons. 10-20 seconds later, the computer just powers off.
Probably not healthy for the computer - does anybody have any ideas? What should I try?
Thanks,
Sam
I have a Retina MacBook Pro (fully up to date, 2.6Ghz, 16GB RAM, 768GB SSD) that is fully up to date with it's software. However:
When I click Apple > Shutdown (or press the power button and then shutdown) the computer locks up for about 10 seconds and then just goes off (screen just switches off and it powers off).
For example - I am using my computer with a few programs running. I then close them all (and check they are closed by opening the Force Quit window and I see only Finder). I then click shutdown. The icons on my desktop will disappear, and the dock might slide down just a fraction (say 1/5) before the screen freezes, leaving a partial dock and no icons. 10-20 seconds later, the computer just powers off.
Probably not healthy for the computer - does anybody have any ideas? What should I try?
Thanks,
Sam