Ok, good to hear. Just don't understand what " the computer came up" means. Thanks for the reply. It restarted by itself, as I set it to. Good to hear.
Ok, good to hear. Just don't understand what " the computer came up" means. Thanks for the reply. It restarted by itself, as I set it to. Good to hear.
Not really. You could do verify your hard disk (not verify permissions) in Disk Utility, but the likelihood of damage happening to your hard drive on a new Mac is stupidly small.
As said, not really anything to worry about. I've had to force-power down my MacBook Pro quite a few times with Leopard (freezes etc...) and it's never damaged the hard drive.