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Most common Mac Problems
We’ve all heard the cliché that goes “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” This could be the case with a damaged MacBook. Take a look at some of the damages common to MacBooks in this article, and later on see why you shouldn’t give up hope on getting use of your damaged MacBook.
Damage to screen
There are few things more annoying than when the screen gets cracked on your MacBook. Your Mac’s screen can be dropped when the cord gets in the way of walking. Cords can entangle legs easily and cause a person to knock down their computer, which may in turn cause the screen to be broken. If your MacBook is a touch screen, using it with a broken screen may not be the best idea because you can scratch your fingers on the cracks of the screen. It’s probably best to either have the screen repaired or get rid of the MacBook entirely. If you are ready for a new MacBook anyway, it might be an option for you to simply sell yours and use the money you get from the sale to purchase a new computer.
Damaged power cords
If you have a MacBook with a damaged power cable, there could be some issues down the road. It might not be an issue as soon as you notice the damage, but in the long run it’s best to avoid using a MacBook with a damaged power cord. It’s natural for those cords to start getting frayed over time, and when that happens, the copper wiring inside can become exposed. This can cause your MacBook to shut itself down unexpectedly, or it may even be a shock hazard.
Overheating
Does your MacBook tend to overheat? This could be a problem for your MacBook that can happen unexpectedly, but could cause some damage. If the temperature in your home or office gets too hot, it may contribute to overheating on your Mac. Since MacBooks aren’t designed to work past certain temperatures, overheating can definitely spell disaster.
Sticking keys
When you are typing, you need all of the keys on your computer to work. However, sometimes a MacBook can have a key or two that gets stuck. When you click on that key, the letter you type might be repeated across the screen. This could be caused by the keyboard mechanism wearing out. It could also be because debris has gotten lodged under keys on your Mac’s keyboard. Either way, you can still get money to trade in your MacBook.
Water or liquid damage
Spilled water or other liquids can be troublesome to your MacBook just like any other electronic device. Even a little amount of liquid dropped on your MacBook could mean that it is damaged beyond repair.
PLEASE NOTE: WE DON’T ACCEPT WATER DAMAGED MACS AT THE MOMENT.
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Preparing your Mac for sale
- 1 - Create a backup
- 2 - Sign out of iTunes
- 3 - Sign out of iCloud
- 4 - Sign out of iMessage
- 5 - Erase and reinstall OS X
There are a few different ways to do a backup on your computer. One of the most common ways is to use iCloud to backup your documents, music, calendars, photos, and anything else you want to keep from your iMac.
Backing up your computer is a fairly simple, straightforward process. However, if you would rather not attempt to do it on your own you can hire someone to do it for you at a very reasonable price.
When you deauthorise your computer, you are removing access to the content you purchased from iTunes while you owned your iMac. This means that the next person who receives your iMac will not be able to access any of your movies, music, books, or other content so it is a pretty important step to complete.
The next step is to go to the Apple menu and select System Preferences. Then click iCloud and uncheck the Find My Mac checkbox. Lastly, sign out of iCloud. Go to System Preferences where you should click iCloud and sign out. You will be asked whether you want to remove iCloud data from your iMac.
Remember, when you sign out of iCloud, you are not removing data from your iCloud account. You are only removing data from your iMac so the next owner will not have access to it. Your iCloud data will remain safe in the cloud and you will be able to access it again once you log into another device using the same Apple ID.
If you are using the OS X Mountain Lion or later, go to the Messages app and click on Preferences. Next, select accounts and select your iMessage account. Finally, click Sign Out.
Restart your iMac. When you hear the startup sound, hold Command and R keys to go to OS X Recovery. Then, select Disk Utility and Continue. Select the name of your startup disk and click the Erase tab. To erase the drive, click Security Options and choose an erase method before clicking OK.
When you see the format pop-up menu, choose Mac OS Extended. Type a disk name and then click Erase. After the drive has been erased, you can close the Disk Utility window.
Next, choose a network from the Wi-Fi menu if you are not connected to the Internet any longer. Choose the option Reinstall OS X. You can next click Continue, and follow the directions on the screen to finish reinstallation.