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• Can anyone confirm that a square-end 85w can be used in a 13 "MacBookPro 2012? I hate 60w L-shaped connector.

  Can anyone confirm that square-end 85w, for example as expected with MacBook Air, a connector can be used for a MacBookPro 13 "beginning 2012? I hate the 60w L-shape connector which was published with this laptop. Power cable from my previous small white MacBook had the square-end connector and it worked GREAT. The L one shape is difficult to reach, and it does NOT have quick disconnects if someone tripping over the power cord. Thank you.

  The version of Magsafe backward compatibility rather than another, is documented;

  However for the moment, I have not access to an old bookmark on this aspect.

  A problem with some MacBook Air power adapters is that they lack power for use

  with the other big power demanding models. Start/MacBookAir used power 45W.

  Examples of magsafe power adapters:

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/search/MagSafe+adapter

  Other info MagSafe:

  • Laptops Apple: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters - Apple Support

  • Find the right adapter cord for your laptop Mac - Apple Support and sector

  I used a newer MagSafe2 with old computer equipped with MagSafe original ports.

  Don't know why, but any form adapter is needed to make it work. It's a square-edged 85w.

  Good luck in this case!

• A Magsafe 85w power adapter would be detrimental to my MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2010)

  Hi all!

  I have a MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2010, 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo).

  Well, after years of abuse, the thinner rope (which connects to the Macbook) began to tear. I tried to drag an above shrink wrap to fix and make it last a little longer, but now I find myself stirring the rope around so he can start loading.

  in any case, I found a company after-market on Amazon called Supsun making (link below) and recently purchased a. He said that going to work with my Macbook, but I think not even check what power mine use and after he woke up, I found out mine originally a 60w.

  Will this hurt Magsafe Supsun 85w power adapter my mid 2010 13-inch Macbook in anyway?

  I thank you for all your comments!

  Link to Supsun adapter that I bought on Amazon:

  F8 & PSC = 1 https://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B01IP3YNA6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?IE=UT

  I, personally, look at the price difference and ask myself I'd be sad if I saved money and things did not work well.

  Review, carefully, then users of the product review.

• Can I use an adapter 85 w (A1343) instead of my equipment MagSafe 60w MagSafe adapter (A1344) original?

  I would like to know if my MBP (A1278) is allowed to run a (A1343) 85w power adapter the MagSafe in place and place the original 60w (A1344)?

  If Yes is there power/performance benefits?

  Or is it a total power overload?

  Any help on this would be greatly appreciated & thanks a lot in advance!

  The computer will take only as much as necessary.  Using a charger 85W on 65W system uses under it.  The charger can burn the opposite - a charger 65W running on a system of 85W.

• MagSafe 85W defective twice 2 each period of 1 year

  I have the model of MacBook Pro retina 15 inch end 2013 mono GPU, and it's 2 MagSafe 85W power adapter is defective for the 2nd time in one year. The original one supplied with the MBPr was faulty, a year after I bought my MBPr in June 2014, so I bought a new around 2015 Center local apple Store and it cost about $150 here. And now may 11, 2016, this 2nd MagSafe, bought also died. stop working without any reason. same as the first. I am so confused and obviously really disappointed. I use all my macs and it's accessories in normal behavior in normal conditions, as suggested.

  4 hours earlier it was working fine at my desk, then I went home and discovered that it does not work! Usually, I put my MBP and power adapters on a bag 15-inch fitted with compartments from safe for mac, no dust, no magnetic items. and it connects to the same normal power source (without equipment high voltage or line noise) AC as every day. But this time I heard clicking / popping sound on the main support unit. So I'm sure that its defective.

  What I have tried workaround was:

  • Suite Apple Portables: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters - Apple Support article
  • Swap cables and connectors with my 45W macbook air MagSafe2
  • Check and clean ports pins on both ends (cable adapter & macbook pro magsafe port)
  • Reset SMC
  • No physical/stem damage

  all with no luck.

  The only thing that works uses my MagSafe Macbook Air 45W 2 for my MacBook Pro 15 inches for the moment. So, I know that my MBP is fine. I contacted Apple Support via Twitter, they respond. But since I did the test all troubleshooting they can only advise to bring the bad Apple's Service Provider MagSafe2 (I think that they will offer no work around that I can't find on the net, and I think that the repair cost will be the same as buying a new)

  I clearly understand the technical side and the value of the accessories of a computer, it didn't is not on "just buy a new" or just bring it to the service provider. But what I want to discuss here is one of you having the same problem? If there are a number of you have the same problem, means that this could be a serious case that must be addressed by Apple. Having 2 times faulty MagSafe 2 is enough for me.

  in any case, I'd love to hear your opinion, workarounds, nothing about this MagSafe 2, what is the best way to avoid it happening again. I really hope this would be the last time I have problem with $150 (in Asia) 2 MagSafe.

  See you soon

  A.W

  Standard Apple warranty is one year. Do no doubt as to his eligibility for the replacement free of charge for you.

  https://www.Apple.com/legal/warranty/

• Ok. What plugs are available with each 60W MagSafe adapters in each country?

  I bought the 60W MagSafe power adapter (part no: MC461B/B) today, and here in Viet Nam, two pins 220V taken are used throughout the country. However, everywhere, I want the 3 components, taken Type G, was included with my purchase. This kind of plug is used in Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Belize, Bhutan, Cambodia, Channel Islands. Dominique, Islands Falkland, Ghana, Gibraltar, Britain, Guyana, Hong Kong, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Macau, Malawi, Malaysia, Maldives, Malta, Mauritius, Myanmar, Nigeria, Northern Cyprus, of Northern Ireland, Oman, Qatar, Saint Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Helena, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Yeman, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

  Do you see the Nam Vet on this list? NO, you haven't. And in Viet Nam, you must buy an adapter. However, in Vietnam, it is common to use the card of Types A, C, and D. The most common type of care serving in Viet Nam is taken Type C, also known as the 'Europlug' with two round plugs. In addition, there are Type A and D: taking with both a round and making electricity from Type A (or male flat blade) is a grounded with two parallel flat pins. Plug type D is has three large round pins in a triangular pattern.and are not even mentioned as being used in Vietnam. However, it is used in Vietnam, BUT it is rare. They just don "t seem to include real grounded in Vietnam at all.

  My problem is that tpe sheet G is NEVER used in Vietnam; However, Apple only sends "Malaysian/Indonesian" caps to all the distributors here in Vietnam!

  I have a solution that Apple, being a more 'green' company, should sell adapters MagSave power of 60 watts without a power cord to the wall and must sell the powerchords separately, thus allowing people to choose what cards they have in their homes! In addition, the connector of the brick to the computer itself is not ecological for, if she gets a frazzled, must replace the whole brick! So, Apple should make the connector of the brick on the device as they do the USB connectors and lightning!

  I hope that Apple will listen!

  It is a technical body from user to user, Apple isn't here.

  Send your comments and let them know below:

  http://www.Apple.com/feedback

• How adapter works with a 2009 MacBook?

  I have a 13 "MacBook, to 2009, which has lost its charger and is completely discharged. I tried to reload with a charge adapter MacBook Air 2012, without success. What load adapter is likely to work?

  This should do it:

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/item/Apple/MC556LLA/

  Although the Macbook is equipped with a charger 60w, 85w charger will be compatible.

  Ciao.

• Charger for MacBook Pro 13 inch, late 2011

  What charger for MacBook Pro (13 '' end 2011) since the megasafe 60w charger is no longer available?

  Thank you very much for the help.

  According to find the right power adapter and cable for your laptop Mac - Apple Support end 2011 MacBook Pro 13 "uses the following http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MC461LL/A/apple-60w-magsafe-power-adapter-for-macbook-and-13-inch-macbook-pro?fnode=8b which shows it as being available (at least in the United States).

  If this is not available, note that you can use an adapter of higher power such as mentioned in the following extract from the first link above:

  Adaptors for Apple laptops are available in 29W, 45W, 60W and 85W varieties. You must use the adapter appropriate for your Apple laptop power supply. You can use a power adapter higher compatible without problem, but it will not collect your computer faster or work differently. Lower power adapters do not provide enough power.

• which adapter for MBP 2009 (MD565LL/A)

  I just got back my 2009 mbp which I use primarily as a backup machine or to run a CD rom, now that I have a more recent tune.

  Unfortunately the person that I lent lost the power cord. It seems that I need an adapter model T in FORM 60 W magsafe power MD565LL/A. comments on this adapter on the apple forum are not so great and I remember that my original power cord was a cord in FORM of L and that he was traded for a T shaped card (which is the one that has been lost).

  because this laptop is not worth a ton of money I am unwilling to spend a lot of money on a rope (and I have two cords for my 2015 11 "air (45W magsafe model 2 model power A1436 adapter).

  • in any case, should I drop $ 79 on the apple version?

  should • I get the adapter T-shaped?

  • are there some sort of ADAPTER I could get for two cords, I have currently (mine do not match of course the laptop of 2009).

  • buy one of these used?

  Thanks for any help on this.

  Adapters of origin MagSafe (depending on model/year delivered with) could be

  L or T shape. some can be interchanged. The official notice was

  Try & get identical spare. -Note: Most recent MagSafe2 have a similar appearance

  Although not interchangeable in both directions... it can be confusing in details.

  MagSafe 60w and 85w adaptors could be used on your computer. If it is sent

  with the 60w, it would be OK to use an 85w, if he is also compatible.

  Said magsafe2, your # reference

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/search/MD565LL/A

  Macsales, owc Other Magsafe 60W for all MacBook, MacBook Pro 13 item (s)

  Sometimes, OWC macsales.com offers a selection of various Apple MagSafe

  power adapters & some batteries. The low power 45W MagSafe adapter for

  the MacBook Air should not serve on more demand another model MacBook.

  Your MacBook Pro is a former model, be sure to note that the model could use

  either the magnetic end type. I have an early MacBook which serves to confuse

  because a generic clone of dubious provenance, was given to me, with her.

  And quality is the only real issue for me. The generic has no Apple logo and

  a no doubt parts of quality below inside that can fail or hot, and so on.

  • Find the right adapter cord for your laptop Mac - Apple Support and sector

  • Laptops Apple: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters - Apple Support

• UK supported Japanese MacBook transformer?

  My friend has an old (c. ~ 2012) the Japan MacBook, they next transformer 60W MagSafe (A1344) and use a converter to the British type BS 1363 plug.

  MagSafe: https://cl.ly/0g2G2T2a3e2I

  BS 1363 Converter: https://cl.ly/2S3M3p3c3H2u

  It of an ugly solution and is not quite secure when it is plugged into the wall outlet to their liking. I suggested the official Apple UK adapter, but are unsure that it will convert just as the other plug.

  Apple UK adapter: http://tinyurl.com/jx3gh6u

  Is it safe to use the Apple UK adapter in a Japanese MagSafe 60W transformer?

  Hello hamper,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple support.

  I see that you are looking for an alternative through a converter card to use a Japanese plug and adapter in England. An option for you is this available in the Apple Store adapter kit: Apple World Travel Kit adaptor this kit contains the UK taken adapter, as well as adapters for other systems.

  Best regards.

• Help, please! 17 "Macbook Pro - USB no longer works

  I have a Macbook Pro 17 "2010 edition and I am facing a strange problem which is really harmful to me.  I'm a DJ and use this machine for the job, and she was miss you.

  In other words - when I plug an 85w adapter this Macbook, I have a noise in my helmet and my USB ports stop working intermittently.  It causes my controller DJ disappear and reappear constantly in the sound settings in system preferences and makes it so I can't play and music.  If I unplug the adapter 85w, however, everything works fine and I get no sound in my headphones.  I called my local stores and they have never seen this problem, with a store saying that it will need a new controller for a $500 card.

  Can someone please give me some clue as to what I could do to fix this?  I tried to reset the SMC but no dice.

  Have you tested your power on another Mac adapter or tried a different power adapter on your MBP?

  Ciao.

  Addendum: Perform a Test of Apple hardware. It may give a clue:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201257

  Note that an error free AHT is inconclusive.

  Ciao.

• load a MacBook Pro with a 2 85 w MagSafe

  No problem load of a MacBook Pro 13 of retina with a power adapter 85W MagSafe 2?

  If it fits, it works. It will not damage anything, and it cooler. It's just more heavy to wear.

  If your MacBook uses the older MagSafe, MagSafe-2 may not match.

• Battery is not charging and emptying while it is connected and in use

  Hello world

  I have a macbook pro 15 "mid-2015 retina, charge the battery only when the mac is sleep is deactivated or not in use, the battery status is normal and it takes about 8 hours to empty completely, but when it gets to 0% mac stops (no sleep) and won't turn on until battery is charging a little

  I bought a new magsafe2 on apple store 85W adapter, reset the smc and Landau, Polish ac port... nothing has worked...

  Because now I can't take it for repair, apple repair service are too far away from my town, my city, there are just apple store without repair service.

  What causes this problem?

  Here's the info of the battery:

  Battery information:

  Information model:

  Serial number: D865376Y578FWLKA6

  Manufacturer: SMP

  Device name: bq20z451

  Pack Lot Code: 0

  PCB batch number: 0

  Firmware version: 702

  Review of material: 1

  Review of cells: 3241

  Information on this charge:

  Charge remaining (mAh): 4607

  Fully charged: No.

  Loading: No.

  Full Charge capacity (mAh): 8586

  Health information:

  Cycle Count: 196

  Condition: Normal

  Battery: Yes

  Amperage (mA):-944

  Voltage (mV): 11478

  Parameters of power system:

  Alternating current:

  System timer (Minutes): 1

  Disk sleep timer (Minutes): 10

  Display sleep timer (Minutes): 10

  Wake up on the evolution of the ca: No.

  Wake up to the opening clamshell: Yes

  Wake on LAN: Yes

  Delay AutoPowerOff: 14400

  AutoPowerOff enabled: 1

  Current generator: Yes

  DarkWakeBackgroundTasks: 0

  View Sleep uses Sun: Yes

  GPUSwitch: 2

  Hibernation: 3

  PrioritizeNetworkReachabilityOverSleep: 0

  Waiting period: 10800

  Standby mode enabled: 1

  Battery power:

  System timer (Minutes): 1

  Disk sleep timer (Minutes): 10

  Display sleep timer (Minutes): 2

  Wake up on the evolution of the ca: No.

  Wake up to the opening clamshell: Yes

  Delay AutoPowerOff: 14400

  AutoPowerOff enabled: 1

  DarkWakeBackgroundTasks: 0

  View Sleep uses Sun: Yes

  GPUSwitch: 2

  Hibernation: 3

  Reduce the brightness: Yes

  Waiting period: 10800

  Standby mode enabled: 1

  Hardware configuration:

  UPS installed: No.

  Charger AC/DC Information:

  Connected: Yes

  ID: 0X0AA1

  Wattage (W): 85

  Family: 0 x 0085

  Serial number: 0x00b56abd

  Loading: No.

  First, I would try to isolate the problem. As is the shipper at fault or the MacBook.

  A simple way to test this is by plugging the charger into a MacBook so, if you have a.

  You can also check here If your adapter doesn't charge not your MacBook (retina, 12 inch, early 2015) and later - Apple supported

  And here, reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  Hope this helps, good luck to you.

• Do magsafe pin burn because of the fluctuation of power?

  Hello

  I have end of 2013 Macbook Pro (retina) that I bought in the USA. Now, I use it in India.

  One of the pins of the power adapter 85W Magsafe 2 is burned and glued. It's the tiny pin next to the great.

  Corresponding connector in the laptop also get burned.

  To power the laptop, I attach and detach the magsafe several times to make it work. This is due to

  power fluctuation? The magsafe also get very hot when the laptop support.

  If it's because of the fluctuation of power, I can use "voltage stabilizer" or UPS?

  Please, give me suggestion to solve this problem.

  Thanks in advance,

  Jay

  WeAreStardust wrote:

  Hello

  I have end of 2013 Macbook Pro (retina) that I bought in the USA. Now, I use it in India.

  One of the pins of the power adapter 85W Magsafe 2 is burned and glued. It's the tiny pin next to the great.

  Corresponding connector in the laptop also get burned.

  To power the laptop, I attach and detach the magsafe several times to make it work. This is due to

  power fluctuation? The magsafe also get very hot when the laptop support.

  If it's because of the fluctuation of power, I can use "voltage stabilizer" or UPS?

  Please, give me suggestion to solve this problem.

  Thanks in advance,

  Jay

  Voltage stabilizer is always good if you always dirty power.  It causes burning pine? I don't see how unless the connection is not so good PIN-to-pin. Spikes can cause this.

• MacBook Pro A1260 will not be in service 9/10 times

  Got an A1260 of MacBook Pro which does not start until 9 / 10 times.  When you try to turn it on, the white sleep button flashes, optical drive makes noise, sleep button turn off, pause, turns on, then off again.  No boot chime sound unless it turns on with SUCCESS.  The computer battery died FYI.  The charger is original magsafe 85w.

  I have reset:

  SMC

  PRAM

  Re-seated memory (more info below)

  Removed all memory - let it beeps 10 - with a pause in between each beep.  Signals from the chip firmware is OK.

  Took off the keyboard and clean the computer with my compressor

  Check internal connections

  The first time I have reset the SMC, I was able to start on the first try.  When the computer was fine on the desktop, even though it is warm to the touch.  Memory in system information out like OK.  I checked the hard drive is good, etc..

  If I try to reboot the computer, 9/10 times it will restart It just stops.

  STOCK of 4 GB of memory:

  Went out the 1st module memory in SLOT 1 and it starts.  Do not restart correctly.  Started via the Start button / stop after his stop.  Second attempt to restart the desktop computer has failed.

  Put 2nd module from memory SLOT 2 INTO SLOT 1.  Did not start.  Come the second press, obtained in normal blue Mac screen, then it became black.

  * Removed 2nd module of memory *.

  Put 1 memory module in SLOT 2 - Startup successfully.  Do not restart correctly.  Has not pressed after his stop start to the first power.  Is not starting on the second power in a hurry.  Is No start to the third power in a hurry.

  Put 1 module of memory in SLOT 1 - Startup successfully.  Successful restarting #1.  Successful restarting #2.  Successful restarting #3.

  Replace 1 memory module in SLOT 2.  power button 4 press NO BOOT.

  Replace 1 memory module in SLOT 1.  power button 4 press NO BOOT.

  -

  I think here is the logic board is a failure - a common problem with this model.

  The computer is currently ONE with 1 stick of memory.  I had run it yesterday with both sticks in.  Once I tried to restart it, it wouldn't start up again.

  Purchase of a new Council of logic for this machine is not worth the money.  I'll probably the GPU to reflow.

  Any other suggestions?

  Seems you have to RAM operation.

  Replace RAM OEM or upgrade.

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/Apple/memory/

  In or out of warranty you can get for free a 'Apple Service Diagnostics' OTC test

  Genius of booking http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/

  Online https://getsupport.apple.com/GetproductgroupList.action

  check the warranty https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do