How to Fix Common Issues of Your MacBook

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MacBook is one of the most outstanding systems using by a large number of individuals and businesses. It is well known for its smooth performance and uninterrupted browsing. For your MacBook durability and consistent performance, it is essential to consult IT service providers in Melbourne or your city from time to time for servicing and fixing issues. However, the good news is that you can fix some problems of your Mac without technical help.

Facing startup issues

If your Mac files doesn't boot properly, the system screen will display a black or gray screen instead of the desktop. Fix the problem by starting the system in the safe mode. In Safe mode, start your Mac by pressing the shift key till the Apple logo disappears. The log in screen will appear after that. The process may take a few minutes to appear the log in screen. Leave the Safe mode and start your Mac as usual days.

Seems Unresponsive app

When your apps become unresponsive or hang, it is irritating and time-consuming. It also hampers work flow. Force Quit is the solution of the problem. From the upper-left corner or hitting Command-Option-Escape, the Force Quit application window will open, from where highlight the app that you want to close, and then press the button Force Quit.

Spinning of the Beach Ball

The problem comes when your system is overloaded with apps and some apps are consuming more memory resources. Open the Activity Monitor to learn about the real-time stats of the apps. It will show all apps in the tabular format and how much memory each one is consuming. Close the app that consumes more memory. From the Activity Monitor, you can quit the app consuming more than its fair share of resources. Highlight the app, Click the X button and then choose Quit or Force Quit.

No Internet Connection

Your Wi-Fi connection has no problem, but Mac shows no internet connection. The network error can fix by following some easy steps. On the Network page in System Preferences, click the Advanced button. The list of preferred network will appear. These are the Wi-Fi connection of your past that the Mac remembers for future use. Highlight your Wi-Fi network and then press "-" button and select Remove to forget it. After that click the Wi-Fi icon from the menu bar and reconnect the internet.