MacBook Pro 13 "(non-retine) is not responding"

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• MacBook Pro: Integrated keyboard and mouse not responding pluse

  I have a MacBook Pro 13 ", early 2015, installed with OS X 10.11.4.

  I use it mainly to work, with the screen closed, an external display (via Thunderport) and an Apple and change Vertical Mouse 4 - times connected via Bluetooth wireless keyboard.

  Before I get home, I open the screen, disconnect the power cord and power cord screen Thunderbolt and then close it. I leave the keyboard and Bluetooth mouse on as I leave the office.

  It works normally, but yesterday my Mac kept looking for Bluetooth devices home and would not respond to the built-in keyboard and mouse (with the exception of the switch when maintained supported 10 seconds for a forced stop). Reboot doesn't change anything and I tried to reboot with the disk (Cmd + R) utility or reset the NVRAM (Cmd + Option + P + R) and the keys did nothing. Reset SMC (Shift + Ctrl + Option + power) does not seem to do anything either.

  When I connected a keyboard Apple USB C, the keys have been recorded, but it would still find a missing mouse and go anywhere else than the screen "You are looking for a Bluetooth mouse".

  Back at work today, everything works: built-in and Bluetooth devices.

  Any suggestions?

  Update: the built-in keyboard and trackpad now don't work at all, even when Bluetooth devices are connected.

• MacBook Pro (mid-2012 retina) do not correctly light

  Hey guys,.

  So my rMBP 15 "(mid-2012) El Capitan running do not meet the power on button. When it is not plugged in and supported, it is completely dead and does not respond to what it is. The second that I plug to load, that fans will light up and the cycle (they turn on and outside, and in out - basically sounds like someone breathing). The screen does not light, and there is no ledge. If I do an SMC reset, the fans turn off, but return the same way almost immediately. Resetting also no effect on the power button. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Hi.Take watch the steps suggested by Apple in this article:

  If your Mac will not turn on - Apple Support

  Try to start:

  -Stop your Mac

  -Wait until your computer turns off and after that press the power button

  -Just after you hear the startup tone, press in and hold the SHIFT key

  -Release the SHIFT key when you see a gray Apple sign and the progress under this sign bar

  -Once your Mac boot, restart dhcpd as you usually do.

  If this does not help, follow the instructions below:

  -Stop your Mac

  -Wait until your computer turns off and after that press the power button

  -Just after you hear the startup tone, press in and hold the SHIFT key

  -Release the SHIFT key when you see a gray Apple sign and the progress under this sign bar

  -Once you see office, start a scan Disk Utility to detect and repair file system errors (remember to choose your primary hard drive)

  -Click on the disc to check, then, if requested to solve the problems on the repair disk

  -After that click on verify disk permissions, and then click Repair disk permissions

  -Once the process is complete, stop your Mac and turn it on again after 30 seconds

  Apart from this, take a look at this article from Apple and follow the instructions to reset NVRAM shown here:How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

  Try resetting the system management controller: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  I hope this helps!

• Why I'm not able to see nvidia as a MacBook Pro with the Retina display graphics card

  Why I'm not able to see nvidia as a MacBook Pro with the Retina display graphics card

  MacBook details below?

  Model: MacBookPro11, 3, MBP112.0138.B15 of BootROM, 4 processors, Intel Core i7, 2.3 GHz, 16 GB, MSC 2.19f12

  Graphics card: Intel integrated Iris Pro, Intel Iris Pro,

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M, PCIe, 2048 MB

  Memory module: BANK 0/DIMM0, 8 GB, DDR3, 1600 MHz, 0x80AD, 0x484D54343147533641465238412D50422020

  Memory module: BANK 1/DIMM0, 8 GB, DDR3, 1600 MHz, 0x80AD, 0x484D54343147533641465238412D50422020

  Airport: spairport_wireless_card_type_airport_extreme (0x14E4, 0 x 134), Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (7.15.166.24.3)

  Bluetooth: Version 4.3.6f3 16238, 3 services, 18 aircraft, 1 incoming serial ports

  Serial ATA Device: APPLE SM0512F, GB 500,28 SSD

  USB device: Memory card reader internal

  USB device: USB OPTICAL MOUSE

  USB device: HUAWEI Mobile

  USB device: Hub BRCM20702

  USB Device: USB Bluetooth host controller

  USB device: Apple keyboard / Trackpad

  Bus crush: MacBook Pro, Apple Inc., 17.1

  Thank you

  gis_abc

  

  He seems to show NVIDIA graphics card.

  Kim

• Battery and general order questions for the MacBook Pro 13 inch retina (2015)

  I just bought a MacBook Pro of the retina (100% Brand new) as my first product Mac and I love it! I want to keep this laptop for as long as I can especially for the price I paid for it. Battery is my number one concern, and I want to keep the health of the battery as healthy as possible.

  On a daily basis, I tape regularly documents, surf the web, watch YouTube, movies and videos, and non-intensive games like Flash games.

  Here are my questions:

  If accidentally you unplug the charger and plug it back immediately, this indictment as a load sprays? What defines a cycle?

  Is it safe to use your laptop while he's in charge?

  What are some tips to keep the battery a longer period for general use?

  What are some tips for maintaining the health of the battery?

  Why is it important to calibrate the battery each time in awhile? How can I do?

  What are things which reduce the wear of the battery and how to avoid them?

  What applications are useful to monitor and maintain the battery?

  What are your thoughts on getting a replacement battery for Apple laptops?

  What are your personal recommendations on set make the laptop last as long as possible?

  Thank you very much for the help!

  Answers to most questions can be found here.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204054

  Modern battery of Macbook didn't need to be calibrated.

  You can use your Mac while being charged.

  I use app battery of nuts of coconut, but not necessary.

  Best.

• MacBook Pro 13,3 "retina Logic Board failure?

  I bought my MacBook Pro 13,3 "Retina display nine in early 2014 before going to College.  This is the most expensive item that I have ever owned I always made sure to take the greatest care in the use and handling.  About a week ago, I went to turn it on and a prohibitive symbol appeared on the screen (a white circle with a slash) and after that, it was completely cut off.  I took it to a (MicroCenter) renamed repair store and they said it was a failure of the logic board and would cost nearly $700 to fix.  Everyone knows this Council logical fault problem?

  I am extremely disappointed by Apple because I thought of them as the cream of the cream with advanced technology "State-of-the-art".  I expect this device to last until the end of my academic career to a minimum and the fact that it's broken in less than two years is absolutely unacceptable. I did some googling and I saw a trial about the logic board failures in 15 '' MacBook Apple of 2011-13 and had published a complementary repair program.  I hope they do the same with my case.

  Again, someone else has their logic board fail randomly?

  Thanks in advance.

  Welcome to Apple Support communities

  Sorry to hear that. I suggest you take a look at the forums of MacBook Pro to find cases similar to yours and check if there is a systemic problem or if you just had bad luck. Obviously it will not be a legal action if this problem is reduced to a few users, but there's a chance if this is stated as a failure of the design.

  About your problem, it looks more like a problem of flash storage rather than a failure of the logic board, but retina MacBooks Pro have most of their parts soldered to the logic board, so, any repair is quite expensive. Finally, if you live in a European country, remember that your Mac has got a 2-year statutory warranty, then you may qualify for a free repair.

• Memory can be increased on a late 2013 Macbook pro of the retina?

  Memory can be increased on a late 2013 Macbook pro of the retina?

  It is welded in place and not extensible

• What screwdriver do I need open a case of the MacBook Pro (mid 2014 retina, 13.3 ")?

  I try to open the case of my MacBook Pro (mid-2014 retina, 13.3 ") so that I can check for dust and clean, but I'm not sure what screwdriver, I would need. Does anyone know?

  Also, I have a 3 years Apple Care plan; opening the casing to clean the inside avoid this?

  Thank you

  Here is the driver: https://www.ifixit.com/Store/Tools/P5-Pentalobe-Screwdriver-Retina-MacBook-Pro-a nd-Air/IF145-090-3

  Personally, I have a MacBook Air 2012 and me never opened to clean and won't.

  Here is the information from Apple about the warranty. "Unauthorized service" is a discussed item: http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro/en/service_body.html

• MacBook Pro with screen Retina or normal MacBook Pro?

  HI, I want to buy a MacBook Pro, but I don't know what we should I buy, the retina or normal? I look at the series and videos from YouTube and I want to edit videos and my pictures if I buy one, so I thought that the retina it would be better for me, but it is too expensive. I want it with 512 ir 500g and but the MacBook Pro with retinal display costs $700 more. Also, I watched some YouTube videos that compared the MacBook Pro with Retina display vs the regular MacBook Pro. And the MacBook pro with the Retina display is faster. is there too much difference between the normal pro and the macbook with the Retina display? And there too much difference on the screen?

  If you have a normal MacBook Pro or a MacBook Pro with retina Display, please tell me your experience with it. Also tell me what I should buy.

  Thank you

  Your best option is to go to a store (Apple or reseller) and compare screens side by side.  Only then can you make an informed decision.

  The main differences between the two models is that the retina has no DVD player and cannot have put RAM at day after purchase and the PCIe SSD updated at great expense (which will also void any warranty).

  The non-retine can have the RAM has increased to a maximum 16 GB at a later date and may have installed later hard/SSD drives of up to 2 TB of capacity.

  Ciao.

• is lightroom cc supports my on my macbook pro mid 2015 retina display?

  is lightroom cc supports my on my macbook pro mid 2015 retina display?

  Welcome to Apple Support communities

  Here you have the requirements of Lightroom CC-> https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/system-requirements.html as you can see, it works with OS X El Capitan, so you should not have any problem using it in your MacBook.

  If you are worried about Retina display support, it is supported, worry is not on this topic.

• You just bought a 13 "MacBook Pro with the Retina display. What are some tips you have for me to make this thing last? It's my first MacBook.

  I just bought a brand new 13 "MacBook Pro with the Retina display (no, I didn't wait for the new version of 2016). It's my first MacBook.

  I'm looking for advice on what I can to make this last as long as possible. You guys have any advice for me of past experiences or knowledge? It will be greatly appreciated!

  Don't drink near him.  A spill will ruin the MBP and not be covered by the warranty.

  Treat the battery using these instructions from Apple:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204054

  Ciao.

• Mac Mini vs MacBook Pro 13 "with retina display

  Recently, I decided to buy a Mac computer having never used several Windows computers.  I already have an iPad (I love by the way) that I use for taking notes and work on documents, while I'm not at my desk.  I have a Windows laptop at home which I use primarily as a desktop computer.  About five weeks of the year, I need to use the laptop as a real laptop (i.e., I need to move office where I keep it by the way).  However, I believe that, following an update of the iOS OneDrive app, that I should be able to work only from my iPad (i.e. the computer should not necessarily be used for these five weeks).  Nevertheless, I would still know that the Mac was portable so that I could at least carry somewhere or put it in a bag and connect it to a TV, use it as a monitor.

  I also want the Mac to last me five or sixyears, so a very important criterion for the Mac's longevity !  After looking through the different available Macs, I've narrowed my selection to the following:

  • MacBook Pro with the retina 13 "2.7 GHz 8 GB RAM 256 GB SSD (see here)
  • Mac Mini 2.8 GHz, 8 GB RAM 1 TB Fusion drive (see here)

  Most of my work is to use productivity applications (e.g. Microsoft Office); emails and browsing the web, as well as a small photo editing (I currently use Paint.Net under Windows to give you an idea of the kind of program I want to use).

  So, to summarize:

  • The Mac I must last for 5-6 years; I don't want to have to replace here there if that can be avoided
  • I wish it were portable enough to carry rarely, even if I have to plug it into a monitor somewhere
  • It must have an SSD
  • I would like to have a machine that will run the productivity (like MS Office) applications fairly quickly; I won't use image programs much (or at all)
  • I am a student at the University, your costs would be appreciated as well!

  So I'm looking for a recommendation as to whether the Mini or MacBook Pro with the retina (or another Mac altogether) would be better for my needs.

  Thank you very much!!

  Either one will meet your needs very well. The laptop has a little better graphics, but the Mini has a lot more on-board storage.

  The laptop has its own screen KB and mouse/trackpad is more portable.

  Two Macs need to be supported for the same amount of time in the future.  However, the laptop is more prone to damage jut because he's moved a lot.

• MacBook Pro stuck mouse retina

  If I have an apple keyboard and trackpad as a Logitech MX Anywhere mouse. I bought my first ever macbook pro retina in 2012 and were overall quite happy about it, but there's one thing that drives me crazy and I can't seem to find a solution to this online. The question I have is if I move my mouse around the MX Anywhere use, it gets stuck in places as it would if the computer was done some intense calculations and out of memory. This applies to moving the mouse and clicking. I have my bluetooth trackpad also connected and zero problems with it, it won't get caught or lagging behind. At first, I thought maybe with the driver or the bluetooth at the same time, but it does not solve my problem. I have filed a claim and got a new mouse and still the same issue.

  Some have suggested that it is a wireless channel interference, so I changed my channels wifi routers and tried and still the same problem.

  At this point, I'm seeing if I can fix this without having to do a clean install of El Capitan. I want to use my mouse classic and not have to depend entirely on the trackpad. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what can happen and how to solve?

  MacBook Pro mid-2012 retina / 2.6 GHz 16 GB RAM

  El Capitan

  Logitech MX anywhere

  Apple Trackpad wireless

  Apple wireless keyboard

  I have filed a claim and got a new mouse and still the same issue.

  Call The Logitech tech support because you are still under warranty.  You need to determine from them what the problem is w / the Logitech MX.  Have you confirmed w/Logitech drivers are compatible w/El Capitan?

  

• Flash Builder looks blurry on Macbook Pro with the retina display

  Hello

  Interface Builder Flash looks blurry on MacBook Pro with the retina display.

  Here is the screenshot:

  http://i.imgur.com/qMmmu.png
  

  Enlarge the image in actual size and notice that the interface of Flash Builder looks blurry.

  Please solve this problem.

  Andrey

  I had the same problem - could not believe my eyes on how horrible and blurry Flash Builder looked on my new Macbook Pro w retina.  Through she had suffered since last week and have just discovered this work around that someone figured out for Eclipse that also works on Flash Builder (guess b/c it is built on Eclipse).  Here is the link to the bug report that shows the work around (thanks to Brad Hudgeons):

  https://bugs.Eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=382972

  Here is a cut and paste from the bug report in the case of the above url is deleted:

  Here's the workaround:  Do "Show package contents" on the Eclipse.app.  Edit Contents/Info.plist.  Just above     Place this:  NSHighResolutionCapable 
  

  Instead of Eclipse, display the contents of the package on Adobe Flash Builder 4.6.app.   After you change the Info.plist file, go to the Adobe Flash Builder 4.6.app and reproduce.  It will create an Adobe Flash Builder 4.6 copy.app.  Delete your original Adobe Flash Builder 4.6 and rename the Adobe Flash Builder 4.6 Adobe Flash Builder 4.6.app copy.app.  Then launch Flash Builder - you should see the text which is much clearer.  The graphics on the user interface are still unclear but at least the text should be crispy.

• MacBook pro battery of retina

  Hi, I wanted to know if I meet any type of problem with my battery in the macbook pro (with the Retina display) it will provide assistance or they cannot do anything, because the battery is strong in the chassis of the current laptop, make me buy another laptop.

  Thank you for your attention and have a nice day.

  Check the warranty > https://checkcoverage.apple.com/

  The battery is covered under warranty.

  If the battery needs to be replaced after the warranty expires, you must pay for a replacement.