My Mac isn’t turning on

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MacBook Air 13" Early 2014

Apple의 MacBook Air 13" 2014년 4월 업데이트에는 참신한 듀얼-코어 i5 및 i7 프로세서와 더불어 배터리 성능을 약간 향상시켰습니다.

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My Mac isn’t turning on

So I’ve left my SSD in my MacBook Air and I’m pretty sure it tried to start using the drive!

I’ve tried all the reset videos on YouTube but none have worked I’ve let it charge and when it was fully charged I turned it on and I was able to access the login screen, but when I typed in my password it’s glitched and turned off forever.

It’s currently in Cairns AUS for repairs. Hoping other people can help me who have experienced the same problem.

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Is it safe to assume you got your system wet? If so what did you spill on it.

Dan 의 2019년 3월 19일

No also when I said ssd I meant hard drive

Just cause 의 2019년 3월 19일

If you didn't get it wet what happened?

FYI: You have a Solid State Drive (SSD). A hard drive is a spinning disk and is much larger!

Dan 의 2019년 3월 19일

The ssd was a auto correct I meant hard drive, I left my hard drive in my computer over the week And when I started the computer back up I think it tried to start using the hard drive

Just cause 의 2019년 3월 19일

The thingy that holds your stuff inside is shouldn't distract what your issue is.

The fact your system is not booting has to do either with the stuff on the thingy or something else.

Dan 의 2019년 3월 20일

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Is it safe to assume you got your system wet? If so what did you spill on it. — Dan
If you didn't get it wet what happened?

FYI: You have a Solid State Drive (SSD). A hard drive is a spinning disk and is much larger! — Dan
The ssd was a auto correct I meant hard drive, I left my hard drive in my computer over the week And when I started the computer back up I think it tried to start using the hard drive — Just cause
The thingy that holds your stuff inside is shouldn't distract what your issue is.

The fact your system is not booting has to do either with the stuff on the thingy or something else. — Dan

LMent_O @lment_o 평판: 13 1 · Answer 1 · 2019-03-20T00:42:43-07:00

So, typically it’s not meant to reset using an external hard drive, but what typically happens is that it updates during the day, and may have saved a critical file to you external HD!

So, when you tried to turn it back on it went and said “screw you!” That’s ok, you can simply hard re-set the device, and to do this effectively you need to let it power down to about 5% battery.

Then you need to hard reset, first try Command ‘R’ and it should take you to a OS reboot screen, if that fails Option-Command-P-R.

Now realize that if you let this occur it will wipe your drive clean. So if you want you can Command-Shift-Power to hard shut down, and sometimes this works. Turn it back on, let the battery drain completely, and plug in and try again. Hard reset again and you should have resolution. Otherwise, unscrew the door (the bottom of the computer) and disconnect the battery first, restart and if that fails disconnect the SSD. This should be your last resort as it is a software issue and will need a soft ware solution. It is actually very common.

MacBook Air 13" Early 2014

My Mac isn’t turning on

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