Some examples of common errors on a Mac and the best way to troubleshoot them:
- The MacBook keeps shutting off unexpectedly.-To begin, make sure the battery is charging properly. If it isn't, go to the section where we discuss MacBooks that won't charge. However, if your Mac shuts down at random, despite a high battery level, this suggests a distinct issue. If your Mac shuts down unexpectedly, press and hold the power button until it turns on and loads MacOS. Choose to restart your Mac once MacOS has loaded.
- Only a blank screen appears when the computer boots up.-A failed MacBook startup might have several different colourful screens, each with its own meaning. If you encounter a black or blue screen that won't go away, your Mac most likely froze while attempting to launch a troublesome software or login function. Press and hold the power button for about 6 seconds to restart your Mac.
- The image captured by the FaceTime camera is of low quality.-This is a very new issue that has been found primarily in MacBook Air models. FaceTime's camera image provides a grainy, terrible approximation of your face, and it's sometimes so horrible that it's not worth using. There isn't much you can do here except apply any pending MacOS updates and see if they resolve the issue.
- External gadgets are not properly connected.- To narrow the problem down to your Mac, first test if the device works properly on other computers. Next, double-check that the device is correctly plugged into the appropriate Mac port, and that the port and cable are not damaged or blocked in any way. Finally, restart your MacBook and the device if necessary.
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