MacBook Pro :: 2 Rubber Feet On Unibody Fell Off

Mar 29, 2012

Where can I get a replacement for this? My MacBook now doesnt sit properly on a hard surface

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MacBook Pro :: Unibody's Rubber Feet Fell Off

Jun 8, 2010

And I can't get it back on. I can't seem to find any solution to this problem.

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MacBook Pro :: Rubber Feet On Bottom - Applecare?

Jan 30, 2009

One of the four rubber feet on the bottom of my MBP has fallen off. Is this covered by Applecare? Can I just pretty much walk in, talk to a Genius and get a new on on the spot?

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Mac Mini :: Why Does It Have No Rubber Feet To Stop It Sliding On Desktop

Jul 3, 2012

why does the mac mini have no rubber feet to stop it sliding on my desktop ?

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MacBook Pro :: "Feet" Fell Off Bottom

Sep 29, 2010

The "feet" or "coasters" or whatever you want to call them fell off the bottom of my MBP. I think the heat from the laptop melted the adhesive until they eventually came off. Only one remains. Anyway, I'd like to buy some extra ones and crazy glue them on. Anyone know where I can pick some up?

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MacBook :: Rubber Bottom (unibody - Late 2009 Model) Coming Off

May 26, 2010

The rubber bottom of my MacBook (unibody, late 2009 model) is coming off. Should I take off all the screws and try to reposition it? Also, it is under the one year warranty but not under the 90 day Apple tech support. Will Best Buy fix it for me?

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MacBook Pro :: Uneven Feet On 15" Unibody

Sep 9, 2009

With the laptop open and sitting on a flat surface (granite countertop), I can press the lower left corner of the laptop down about 0.5 -1 mm and the computer wobbles a bit. It seems that the little black feet are not the same thickness all around. I am really surprised because Apple is so fanatical about having such low manufacturing tolerances... yet they somehow overlook the feet. Anyone else out there having this issue on their brand new unibody Macbook Pro? Does this go away after the feet have time to wear down a little?

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MacBook Pro :: Replacement Feet / Pads For 13" Unibody?

Mar 17, 2010

so one of the rubbery feet things on the bottom of my MBP decided to fall off at one point, meaning that there's a conveniently sizeable hole for dust to find its way into should it decide to :P I booked an appointment with my local Genius bar (Glasgow Store) and they didn't have the feet in at the time.... and all they could do was replace the whole back plate for ?25 + VAT :S which i wasn't expecting tbh, and resulted in a wasted trek from Edinburgh to get there!

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MacBook Pro :: One Of The Black Bottom Things On It Fell Off And It Has Been Lost?

Apr 21, 2012

One of the black bottom things on my MacBook Pro fell off, and it has been lost. Can I purchase them somewhere or is there is a substitution for them?    

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MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2009)

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MacBook Pro :: Outer Rubber Insulation For The Power Supply Cord?

Oct 30, 2009

I recently got a new macbook pro (thanks to Apple's great customer care/Customer Replacement Unit policy), and two days later, it got stuck under a moving chair, which peeled off the outer rubber insulation for the power supply cord. And a beautiful thing happened I used to notice that the magsafe power adapter would slip out when i was moving my macbook around from place to place a little bit too easily. Then I put 1 1/2 inches of electric tape about a centimeter away from the actual magsafe-macbook port, and the addition added just a little bit of resilience because of some sort of physics i can't explain. so if you want your magsafe to be a little bit stronger, but still pull out if you move it too hard, just add an inch of electrical tape to the end. works like a charm!

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OS X :: Cover For Round Hole Used To Remove Battery On Bottom Of Old Macbook Fell Off

Feb 25, 2009

On the bottom of my black MacBook, there is a circle that you use to loosen the battery. Today it fell off, so now the silver underneath part is exposed. I keep trying to put the cover back on but it keeps falling out. How do i get it to stay?

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MacBook :: Wireless Only Works When In About 5 Feet To All Routers

Oct 22, 2010

My wireless used to work throughout my whole apartment. It's a small one bedroom...then one day it only worked while I was in the room with the router close to my router. This also happens at my parent's house, my boyfriend's house, at coffee shops etc....everyone elses computer gets access just fine but mine cannot even see the access point. Any one have any idea what happened or how to fix it?

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MacBook Pro :: Dropped It Face Down 2 Feet Off Bed, And Now It Will Not Turn On Or Anything

Feb 24, 2012

So I dropped my macbook pro and it was opened and it landed face down (screen/keyboard hit floor) and I picked it up immediately and plugged it back into the charger. The screen is black and it will not turn on and is making no noises or anything. When I plugged the charger back in, the light went green, but otherwise the computer is completely unresponsive. It has a plastic shell on it, but I still think that something could be wrong. Can this be fixed?! If so, how?!

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MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2010), Mac OS X (10.6.6)

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Mac Pro :: How Do You Get The Rubber Dampeners Thru The Holes

Nov 23, 2010

So I removed my 4th bay's tray and it seems the dampeners are not thru the holes and unless you get them half way thru the holes you cannot slide back the tray because the screws are too high and make contact with the surface.

When you have nothing to screw them into what is the best way of getting the rubber dampeners thru the holes so the screws will sit low enough in the tray to reinsert the tray?

So my final tray #4 has no drive attached but those rubber stopper things aren't easy to get thru the holes. Right now the only way I can put my track is to remove the screws entirely and keep them outside the case. I'd rather them insert into the holes of the sled that's empty but for I need those darn grey rubber things to go thru the holes.

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MacBook Pro :: 15" Non-unibody & Unibody Key Scissors Compatible?

Feb 27, 2012

I just got a Early 2011 Macbook Pro 15" i7 that has a broken scissor for the "x" key (I still have the black "x" key itself.   Would the scissors from an late 2007 Macbook Pro 15" be compatible (I've got an old dead keyboard for it that had coffee spilled on it)? 

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OS X :: Mighty Mouse Backing Fell Off / Falls Off Everyday

Feb 4, 2010

Up until recently I have really loved the Mighty Mouse..It is perfect for what I need it to do...But about a week ago the battery backing for some reason fell off when I picked it up...now everyday it falls off when I pick it up...I know I have the backing on correctly so I dont know what the problem is...

Has anyone else had any problems with their battery backing?

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PowerPC :: 12" Original Little Apple Feet Missing

Oct 4, 2006

I've just received a used 12" PowerBook which is in superb condition except for the feet. The original little Apple feet are missing, and the previous user has stuck large, flat, rubber feet on the bottom. I think they are the self-adhesive sort as they have slipped a little, leaving little outlines of residue on the base. The feet themselves seem fairly secure, but they are big, ugly, and slightly uneven so the case rocks very slightly. Does anybody have any advice on how to remove stuff stuck to a PowerBook case and how to clean it up? I might just buy proper Apple replacement feet (I know they are pricey), but the residue on the bottom case annoys me. How could anyone stick something on such a beautiful machine?

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MacBook :: A L Key Fell Of Macbook How Fix It?

Feb 13, 2012

A L key fell of my macbook how do i fix it

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MacBook Pro :: How To Protect "feet"

Nov 20, 2010

Just wondering what would be the best way to protect the "feet" on the bottom of the Macbook Pro ? As in the black rubber circular feet? I have seen some people's Macbook's and they are wearing out on the bottom, is there anything that we could use to protect them?

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PowerPC :: IBook Monitor "feet"?

Mar 13, 2007

The "feet" (or pads, or whatever) have fallen out of my 12" G4 1.33 Ghz iBook. These are the small rubber parts in the top corners of my monitor. Does anyone know where I can find replacements for these? I was going to simply let it go, but this laptop is about to be passed on to my little sister-in-law and receive at least another year or two of abuse. I assume these tiny parts help keep the monitor away from the keyboard, making the computer look much better.

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MacBook Pro :: Can Any Unibody Take 1TB

Jul 1, 2012

I have read in at least one place in the forum that "any unibody macbook pro can take up to 1TB hard drive". As someone who has upgraded Dells and Thinkpads in the past this would make sense, i.e. Any hdd with same dimensions, access method (SATA?) and same spin speed would be supported.  

The reason I ask is that I called Apple UK to have a family member's  late 2009 13" unibody upgraded at an Apple store.  Apple UK do not undertake hardware work  and they directed me to a central London office who do their official repairs, and they said if the max capacity of that model when originally produced was 500GB then anything bigger "might use too much electricity".  Would not upgrade beyond 500. Offered me £300 for the old one in exchange for a new mbp. As far as I was aware the bulk of the power drawn was down to spin speed not platter density. Upgrading from 320 to 500 is hardly worth their fee so it looks like a home upgrade.  

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MacBook Pro :: Need Hot-swap With Old HDD Into A New Unibody?

Aug 25, 2010

A replacement to my girlfriend's pre-unibody 2.5Ghz (4,1 with the 8600GT) macbook pro is soon to arrive (thanks Applecare) and I'm really hoping I can just "hot-swap" the old (but newish) 500GB 7200 rpm HDD (bootcamp partitioned ) into the new unibody replacement. Does anybody think this will work? Will there be EFI/hardware issues?

FYI (this is due to 4 ongoing graphics/screen issues)

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MacBook Pro :: 8 GB RAM Supported In Unibody?

Sep 20, 2010

Does anyone know if I can put 8G in a MacBook Pro (5,1 - Unibody)?

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MacBook Air :: Brightness On My Air Unibody Won't Go All The Way Up?

Sep 26, 2010

My Macbook Air is doing something pretty strange..

This is as far as my brightness will go up. This is using the keyboard brightness thing on F1 and F2. When I go into the system preferences, I can drag the brightness to the top, but as soon as I release the mouse, it automatically flicks back to where it was before without getting any brighter.

Does anyone have any ideas as to the cause?

The model number of my macbook is A1342 if that helps.

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MacBook :: Finding Best SSD For Unibody

Oct 25, 2010

I am thinking about buying a SSD to install in my late 2008 aluminum macbook. Specs are 6GB of ram, 2.4 GHZ processor, and the standard 250GB hard drive which I believe is 5400 RPMs. So my question is, is it worth it? Will I see that much of a performance improvement? I don't reboot that often. I currently am using 92GB of my 250GB hard drive. So I would probably only need like a 160GB or 200GB SSD. Also if I do get one which one would be a good one to get. What should I look for in features.

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OS X :: Leaving Macbook Pro Unibody On 24/7?

Mar 7, 2009

I rarely shut down my PCs, is it okay to leave the Macbook Pro on 24/7? It's a notebook and heat might be a concern especially the fact that notebooks were never meant to run 24/7. Then again, my MBP never gets very hot.

BTW, where is the intake/exhaust vents located on the MBP unibody?

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MacBook Air :: Comparing Rev B To Unibody 2.4 GHz?

Apr 30, 2009

I am comparing the MBA Rev B and the Unibody MacBook 2.4 GHz....has anyone had some experience for with these two computers?

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MacBook :: Pixel On 2.4 GHz Unibody ?

Sep 8, 2009

Today I noticed a dead pixel on my MB in same bar where the Apple logo is. When Safari is open the dead pixel is a bit above the 'o' where it says 'History'. and I can't do anything to fix it. Im wondering if applecare will cover this though. My MB model is now discontinued (uni MacBook) so even if I can get an Apple store to take it in would they replace the screen or the machine?

Here is a picture that recreates the annoyance almost as perfectly as I see it.

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MacBook :: Find Out When Pro Unibody Came Out?

Nov 6, 2009

How can i find out when my macbook pro unibody came out.
such as late 2008 or early 2009 as an example?

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MacBook Pro :: Unibody Won't Sleep At All?

Mar 5, 2010

My MacBook Pro started being weird yesterday. First of all the space bar stopped working - it wouldn't respond at all, or it would act like it was being held down, even though it wasn't.

Now it won't sleep - at all. If I close the lid, the light stays solid, dims once, then comes back solid, and the computer turns back on (the Apple logo lights back up etc). If I choose Sleep from the Apple menu with the screen open - the same thing happens, it sleeps for a second, then wakes back up.

I've reset the SMU and PRAM. I can't think of anything else to do.

This computer is currently on eBay and someone has bid �1,400 on it, I don't want to send it away knowing it has a problem.

Just FYI its a 2009 MacBook Pro 17" with built-in battery.

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