MacBook shutdown

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• After the Macbook to Yosemite 10.11.15 update, it will not stop

  I have therefore updated the latest version of Mac OS x at 10.11.15. During installation, all work fine including the reboot and restart the macbook. But when I tried to stop my Macbook, it will not stop. The macbook has not frozen, but the tab is disappear after click on stop. Now, I have the macbook shutdown by pressing the power button / stop. Is there a solution?

  Software for Tablet Wacom has been proven to show this behavior. Uninstall or try to remove your connection point

• Why my iCloud drive is not download some files?

  The last files I saved in my iCloud drive will not download.  It has been about three or four days now and no joy!

  I tried to turn the macbook shutdown and restart but still the same.  I also renamed the files that won't download.

  Any suggestions?

  Andy

  Try to go into System Preferences/iCloud and stop synchronization. Wait a few minutes, then recheck the timing.

  Have you tried the signature to iCloud and then reconnect?

• MacBook Pro 2012 Shutdown issue

  Hello everyone.

  Wish you all a very happy new year.

  I noticed my Macbook pro mid 2012 starts in mode 'sleep' (as) once I shutdown. The front light right side lights once the lid closed even the computer is completely shut down. The battery drains completely overnight. I don't know the "sleep mode" as the subject, the computer can be booted as usual without any problem.

  My computer used to be in excellent condition and I have this opinion after upgrade to El Capitan. Before upgrading the computer used to be started with in 22 dry and closed in 6 seconds.

  Please also note that there is absolutely no problem (like s; eep mode) if I leave the lid open for some extra time after his stop. I don't know why the system enters mode standby for a few seconds after stopping.

  Thank you and best regards.

  Reset the SMC and the NVRAM:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204063

  Ciao.

• MacBook Air shutdown correctly

  I have a Macbook Air (13 inch, early 2015) race Sierra.

  When I shut down my computer it powers not normally turned off. I click on "Stop" in the Apple menu. The screen goes black but the backlight remains lit and lighting under the keyboard. It stays like that for more than 20 minutes before apparently power off.

  The only way I can get to close normally, if I hold the power for 10 seconds. But this isn't the normal way and it comes up with a message the next time that I boot saying that it was not shut down properly.

  I upgraded to El Capitan in Sierra during the last day, but it made no difference. The problem is ongoing for about 2 weeks. I've owned the laptop since new about 1 year ago and it has worked flawlessly until now.

  The problem occurs regardless of whether the computer is powered or battery-operated. I have not modified the computer or used new material, given that the problem occurred.

  Any help would be appreciated

  OK so I managed to solve this problem, based on useful information in another thread (macOS Sierra presents a serious problem that must be treated quickly)

  The problem is that if you have MySQL running on startup, Sierra cannot stop, probably because he is unable to stop MySQL or processes that are running.

  The way to fix this is to go to preferences > MySQL. Uncheck the option that runs MySQL to start automatically. You can also manually stop the process in your current session, but when I tried my Macbook froze.

  Restart your Mac. Next time you stop, it should work normally.

  It seems to be a serious problem between Sierra and MySQL here. You should not stop/start MySQL manually; and it will be extremely painful for developers like me who use MySQL on a daily basis. Apple - and if necessary Oracle - should work on dealing with this together.

• New macbook pro cant shutdown

  Hello

  Ive had my new mac book pro running el capitan for less than a week and it now stop the habit or sign out unless I have hold down the stop button. I have limited this down to readers of google's fault as I downloaded it virtually nothing. But it's the finder that fails to close to close.

  I have already gone through the process of deletion without joy google reader, I also tried force quit viewfinder and remove finder.plst (allows the judgment but back to square one on reboot.)

  could someone shine some light on what do I do? This is my first mac and it is very frustratinting in just one week.

  Thank you

  Ed

  It is under warranty. You have 90 days of free telephone support. Give them a call. Or make an appointment at the Apple Store - Genius Bar store and bring it into service. If you are in the United States or is unable to make an appointment in this way, contact your Apple store.

• macOS Sierra can fully shutdown

  Hi, yesterday I just upgrade my MacBook Pro for macOS Sierra, when I shut down my computer, it can close all the application and turn my screen in the dark, but my apple macbook light logo still on. I have to press and hold the power button to shutdown entirely. Can you suggest me a solution for this problem?

  Thank you!

  It is possible that your Mac is always indexing of files for Spotlight.

• Can't stop Macbook Pro

  I can't stop my MacBook Pro (El Capitan 10.11.6). 2015   I usually hold the power button to set up a dialogue allowing me to sleep, restart or shutdown.  But it does not work.   Then I clicked on the Apple logo at the top left and choose the following several times, stop, reboot, logout.   Nothing has worked.

  Then I tried using the following key sequence:

  Command + Option + ESC

  And then selected Finder-> force quit (as well as Safari-> force quit)

  I also tried

  Command + control + Option + power button / stop

  But that did nothing either.

  Others supporting them and now the power button long enough to sharply cut power - I'm out of options.  If anyone can suggest that a better way let me know.

  Thank you!

  By chance I discovered how do I restart my MacBook Pro

  Control-command + power

  In my view, that there is a similar keysequence to the MacBook to sleep (which is how I found the above).

  Interestingly, after the reboot of the MacBook a bunch of applications I used were with open windows and everything.   This was not the case while I was trying to stop my MacBook.   No application window is open (what you could see anyway).  So, which made me feel that something has been made a blunder in and preventing the normal shutdown or restart.

  One last thing to add.

  What started all this was not be able to eject a disk of my camcorder SD.   I went to the internet for advice on connected eject that wouldn't eject.  One idea was to close your session by pressing the Apple logo in the upper left corner and a disconnect.  I did - but it seemed things went eventually kind of weird.    Hard to tell if the disc is ejected was the actual cause or if it was the fact that I had a lot of application windows open all night.   (I'm trying not to do)

  In any case, my question seems to have disappeared.   But, if anyone has anything to add to make a little light on the subject then do not hesitate to comment.

• Does not meet a request to shutdown or restart

  MacBook Pro retina, 15-inch, late 2013 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7 running OS El Capitan worm 10.11.6, it fails to respond to a request in the Apple menu to stop or restart.  I checked to see if all programs work always stop preventive action.  the only way to stop the mac is to hold down the power button and force a shutdown.

  Clues?

  Reset the SMC and the MVRAM:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204063

  Any change?

  Ciao.

• MacBook Pro has started to randomly stop when it is on battery since the upgrade to El Capitan

  I have a MacBook Pro (15 inch, early 2011) which works very well on the Mountain Lion for a long time. I finally got round to upgrading to El Capitan last week: directly to 10.11.6. A few days later he just powered down without warning while I was working. He was so very well for a few days, but then made several times in the last 48 hours.

  I am moderately sure it happens only when it is on battery (it did not in the past hours 8 while that plugged). Whenever it happens, that there is no warning and the Mac then fine restarts (manually) - Although the clock resets always in 1970 until he can contact an NTP server. One of the curious side effects is that my PostScript fonts were blank on the screen in Excel for a few reboots yesterday but then OK once again!

  No hardware has changed. Major software change is only El Capitan and possibly an iStat Menus update.

  I have reset PRAM and SMC. I ran the short AHT. I disassembled the machine and clean the fans. they were OK, but the problem seems to occur when the Mac is hot.

  Spotlight and Time Machine sometimes seemed to be struggling for the upgrade, and I also saw rpcsvchost with 100% of a core for a while. The machine feels sometimes slow - but for the last 8 hours, it was very good. The only model that I put in place, is that it seems to occur only on battery; It's even happened then that the Dock (etc.) were loading after logging in after an unexpected shutdown.

  The other thing common is in the newspapers every time:

  Cause of previous stop:-128

  I scanned a number of related posts to aspects of it, but do not look at who blames El Capitan rather than material. Yet, many people reported this kind of problem after the upgrade... Coincidence?

  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  Cause of previous stop:-128

  A negative stop code generally indicates a hardware failure. Have the Apple to assess your Mac. The fix may be as simple as a spare battery.

  Start here: contact support

• MacBook Air stops automatically

  While it is left inactive for a while my macbook air stops automatically.
  Here is the screenshot of my settings of the energy. Shutdown occurs even if the adapter is plugged.

  Is there something wrong with my mac?

  

  System Preferences > Security & privacy > general

  Click on the padlock icon in the lower left corner and sign in.

  Click on the button "Advanced" in the lower right

  Is the option "disconnect after xx minutes of inactivity activated?

  

  https://support.Apple.com/kb/PH21749?locale=en_US

• my macbook pro gets stop himself how solve this problem

  my macbook pro shutdown in the minute really its gets updated, then it started not how could I solve this help please me

  I suggest to use the Combo Update 10.11.6 to replace any system software that is corrupt.

  The Combo update is a complete installation, as opposed to an incremental "delta" update, so you have to overwrite all files are damaged or missing. It does not matter if you have previously applied. All your data and settings must be kept, but that said, you should always have a backup.

  https://support.Apple.com/downloads/MacOS

• MacBook Pro does not stop.

  My MacBook Pro will be stop or restart.

  Hello, Steve840!

  Thank you for joining the communities Support from Apple! Looks like you have a problem closing the Mac. I know how it is important to be able to stop and restart the computer as well. Here are a few troubleshooting steps that you can try. Go through each of them at a time and see what step fixes the problem:

  • Try to determine if a particular application is the source of the problem. If an application always crashes when you stop and cancels the process then update or remove and reinstall the application. There could be a message that is displayed by saying that an app has cancelled the restart or shutdown. Read this article toForce an app to close on your Mac.
  • Perform a software update (open the App Store, then click on updates > update all).
  • Update any software that you have installed outside of the App Store. In general, open the app and choose Help > update > update software.
  • Make sure you have FileVault disabled (System Preferences > Privacy & Security > FileVault > turn off FileVault).
  • Open disk utility. Choose the main hard drive and click on check the disc. If there is no problem, click Repair disk.
  • Follow these steps to reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac. This removes the startup items and conduct audits to see if something in the background can cause the problem. Don't forget that you can always press and hold the power button on the MacBook, until it stops to completely power off to restart.
  • Follow these steps on How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac.

  See you soon!

• Firefox 31.0 (Macbook Pro) computer stops when Bing is accessible.

  On my Macbook Pro and Firefox 31.0, Bing crashes, ride a shade of gray to the bottom of my screen, forcing me to
  perform a complete shutdown (not), then restart. Also tried Firefox in safe mode without success.
  So far, this occurred only with Bing and no other connection.
  Firefox on my PC runs Bing without any problem.

  AY suggestions would be useful before reinstalling...

  Thank you

  Try to start your Mac in Mode without failure.

  • Safe boot mode: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1455

• MacBook Pro 9.2 breaks down after 2 years

  Hello

  I bought a Macbook Pro (13-inch, mid 2012) 9.2 on June 6, 2014. After almost two years, he froze one night. After restart, it showed a gray/white screen with an exclamation mark in a folder. After a visit to the store where I bought and a diagnosis of HARD drive, it appeared that the HARD drive was broken. So far so good.

  I replaced the HARD drive, but the problem persisted.

  That's how the problem was revealed: I managed to launch several times and it worked like a charm for several hours, then again: freeze (spinning beachball), the mouse will not move, the system is totally insensitive.

  Strange thing: the Apple Hardware Test showed no problems.

  Another strange thing: once, I was streaming music on the internet. He continued to play and he always did it for 30 minutes. Then, I held the power button for the shutdown of the system.

  After reboot, I had a gray screen with question mark or a sign of ban folder or the symbol of apple with a spinning wheel. After leaving "rest" for a few hours, it starts again. I performed this ritual for several days. So far: the laptop computer is unbootable. It seems it's broken for good.

  The real question is: If there is a hardware problem (motherboard or memory card), how was the system able to work several times for long hours. It may not be a software problem. With the new HARD drive, I reinstalled the system.

  I googled HARD drive cable might be vice and that this could be the source of the problem. As something bad connection. But how can you be sure? Everyone knows about similar problems with his Macbook pro 9.2 (13 inch, mid-2012)?

  I am very disappointed. It's the second Macbook Pro abandons him on me. The first one (15-inch Macbook Pro 4.1) broke after four years due to a faulty graphics unit.

  Thank you for your suggestions.

  To test a possible cable fault, remove the HARD drive, plug it into the MBP via USB and start the MBP with the OPTION key down.  The HARD drive icon should appear, click on it.  If it works normally, then that is an indicator that the SATA cable is defective or has a bad connection.

  Ciao.