MacBook Pro :: Does Not Power Up After Plug In Phone To USB Port

Sep 2, 2014

Macbook pro does not  power up after plugging in phone into USB Port

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MacBook Pro :: Power Down Machine When Plug In Mini Display Port?

Jul 4, 2009

When using the mini display port, do you need to power down the machine to plug it in and un plug it? I assume unplugging it on the fly doesn't mess things up oer the long term. Sorry kind f use to doing things on a windows where sometimes you have shut down the machine to do things.

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Hardware :: USB Cable For Cell Phone - Unable To Recognize Phone When Plug It In

Mar 13, 2009

I just received a usb cable to connect my samsung phone to my ibook. The computer does not recognize my phone when I plug it in. Additionally, they sent a mini disc with it. Is there something I am supposed to do to get this to work?

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MacBook Pro :: Head Phone Port Does Not Seem To Be Working?

May 5, 2012

I have been able to plug in small speakers and headphones in the past into the port on the left of my laptop. I just tried to plug in to my new receiver for the first time in months and, nothing... So I have tried my headphones and mini speakers - still nothing. I'm pretty certain it's the port. Or could it be software thing? Please help, I finally got my projector working and now I have wimpy sound!

P.S. I recently updated to Lion, in case that is significant.

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MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008), iOS 5.0.1

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MacBook :: When I Plug My Digital Camera Into The Usb Port Nothing Happens?

Mar 16, 2009

I am a new mac user about one week now.

When I plug my digital camera into the usb port nothing happens for some reason. On my windows pc it automatically knows when its plugged in. it is a canon powershot a570is

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MacBook Pro :: USB Port, Drawing Too Much Power - A USB Devise Is Currently Drawing Too Much Power And The Port Will Be Deactivated

Oct 2, 2006

This is my first post on the forums, although I'm planning on looking around in here once in a while, to see what people are posting.

For starters, I just wanted to tell you about this little problem I've been having with my MacBook 1,83GHz.

Sitting at my desk at work one morning, peacefully drinking my coffee, I suddenly received a rather discomforting error-message from my shiny new (about 1 month old) MacBook;

"A USB devise is currently drawing too much power and the port will be deactivated.".

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Hardware :: Possible To Plug In ACD On PC Using DVI Port?

May 11, 2010

Can I plug my ACD 24" on a PC using DVI port with an adapter? Does this adapter exist?

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OS X :: Plug And Play With Mini DVI Port And TV

Nov 26, 2010

I searched and could not find my exact situation. I have:
MacBook (2008)
Intel 965GMA
OS X Snow Leopard
Windows 7 Ultimate
MiniDVI to HDMI Connecter
Sanyo LCD TV

Under Mac OS X, I could plug and play with the Mini DVI port and my TV, and everything ran smoothly. Under windows, however, the TV is not even recognized. I have updated the graphics driver, rebooted, and of course googled for a while. I installed all the drivers when I first used bootcamp, and have been keeping up to date with it.

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MacBook Pro :: Its Overheating At Power Plug

May 4, 2012

I'm getting overheating at the point where power enters the computer (the little cylindrical device that plugs into the magnetized power port.) The transformer feels fine, as does the cable, but that cylindrical plug gets way two hot to touch. Other answers relating to this subject indicate that charging an almost exhausted battery while also using the computer will cause overheating in the transformer, but the transformer feels fine. It's that little cylindrical plug that collects an amazing and worrisome amount of heat.

Info:MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid 2010), Mac OS X (10.6.8)

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IMac :: Use Wireless Keyboard And Mouse From G5 - Plug In One Usb Port?

Jun 26, 2010

I wanted to buy a new Mac Pro, but it was pointed out that it was way more than I needed to process digital photos. Also, the price is over the top. I am now considering the IMac; one of the 27" models. My question is: Can I not use the wireless keyboard and mouse? Can I use the same keyboard and mouse from my G5? Can I plug them into one of the USB ports. My external HD is a Firewire 400 connection. Will this work in the one FW 800 port on the IMac? My reason for upgrading from my G5 is that Photoshop Elements 8 will not work on my G5. PE 8 has some features I would like to have.

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Hardware :: Adapter / Cable To Plug In Mini Display Port From ACD

Nov 10, 2010

I was wondering if there is an adapter or cable of some sort where you can plug in the minidisplay port from the ACD to dvi from the video card of a pc?

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Hardware :: Plug A Digital Camera Into The TC's USB Port And Upload Photos?

Nov 1, 2009

Can you plug a digital camera into the TC's USB port and upload photos? I tried plugging it in but the camera didn't show up anywhere. Can anyone confirm if this is possible or not?

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MacBook Air :: Whenever Plug The Power Cord Computer Never Starts To Charge?

May 21, 2012

Whenever i plug the power cord into my mac book pro my computer never starts to charge?  I have tryed this on various different outlets and have also tryed thsi with the two and three pronged adapters and it still is not working. 

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MacBook Pro :: Power Plug Light Is Not Strong And Battery Cannot Charge

Jun 27, 2012

power plug light is not strong and battery says not charging

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MacBook Pro :: Can Power Port Be Replaced

Apr 17, 2012

Mac book pro slipped off bed and broke power plug but also broke power port. Can power port be replaced?

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MacBook Pro

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MacBook Air :: USB Port Enough To Power External Drive?

Feb 16, 2009

I was wondering if the since the MBA's USB port has extra power running through it, if it is able to power a USB drive without a AC adapter.

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Mac Pro :: Finding X190XT Power Connector Plug?

Feb 21, 2008

picked up an Arctic Cooling Accelero S1 for my X1900XT card. Got tired of hearing the stock fan kick up every month or so needed to be vacuumed out as the fins got clogged. Anywho, the cooler is designed to work alone without a fan and is working great, however I would like to install the fan module for the cooler to give it just a bit more cooling power, especially with hot Alabama summers on the horizon. Does anybody have a spare stock X1900XT fan 3 pin power plug available or know of a source of one? My Mac Pro is still under Applecare, so if anything happens and I need to get it back to Apple I need to return the video card to stock form, thus not allowing me to use the plug that is on the stock fan I removed.

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MacBook Air :: Power Outlet And Port Hatch On The Same Side In MBA?

Nov 3, 2009

256GB SSD-option?- 2.3Ghz (or whaterever it is these days) CPU?- 4GB RAM?- SD-card slot?- Power outlet and port hatch on the _same_ side?I think the last one is especially important on a machine that talks style just as much as essence. It is stupid to hook it up to an external monitor and having cables on both sides. Unclean.The SD-card slot is nice, because it is so much faster than a USB-solution (that be cable, or even the cheap Express-cards found on MBP 17").

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PowerPC :: Not Charge Ibook When Plug Into Power Adapter

Sep 25, 2007

well it does charge just not how it should. when i plug the ibook into the power adapter usually nothing happens. i have to jiggle the plug in just the right way to get it to charge and this involves putting pressure on it in some direction. it has gotten worse so now i have to have constant pressure on it for it to charge. i have tried 2 different chargers so i know its not that. i was thinking maybe the DC board but i was not sure.

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MacBook Air :: MagSafe Power & Display Port Not On Same Side - Fail

Oct 20, 2010

Failed to fix the cables attached to both sides of the Air problem when connecting to a cinema display. Was this really a difficult fix??

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MacBook Air :: Low Power USB Port - Not Sufficient For LaCie 250GB Drive

Nov 2, 2008

The USB port of the MacBook Air has very low power and it is not being able to power my LaCie 250GB drive without having the hard drive connected to its independent power source. i am having to plug in not only my computer to external power, but i also have to connect the drive to an independet power source. can someone recommend a drive that works on with the MacBook Air that can work without independent power?

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MacBook Pro :: Won't Use The Iphone's Audio Plug As External Plug

Jun 12, 2010

I was wondering if there was a way to use the iPhone's audio jack as an external jack for the macbook pro via USB or so, as i own the 13 inch model, that only offers one jack.

I want to use garage band just trying out a bit and i'd need an extra jack for the headphones, otherwise the microphone will record what's played over the internal speakers.

EDIT: I forgot to say that I already tried things like AirPhones, meaning wireless stream to iphone. But there's unfortunately few moments of latency, so i hardly can use it for recording.

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Power Mac G5 :: Seems To Break Any Hard Drive - Plug In It - Via USB ESata Or Internal HD

Dec 3, 2007

I get unexpected problems with a dual 1.8 G5 (2 GB RAM, 2 disks inside, both 320 GB). In fact, the machine seems to break any hard drive I plug in it (via USB, eSata or internal HD). The internal hard drive hosting the system is clicking every five minutes or so, and two external hard drives are now mostly unsable (they unexpectedly unmount when copying, or they just don't mount at all). I checked them all with DiskWarrior. Some times, they can be repaired, sometimes not.

The problems appear with Tiger and Leopard as well. I lost Time Machine backups form an external hard drive (Seagate 320GB, got "keys out of order" error message in DiskUtility). The other external HD I have to put my photos (750 GB Seagate) can be used in both eSATA via Lacie PCI card and USB. Both USB and eSATA fail unexpectedly (unmount while copying) and everytime the hard drives seems to fail more and more everytime I try to use them.

I used Apple products since years '80 (SE30) and did not have problems whatsoever with previous machine and my actual macbook Pro. This G5 is getting me crazy, and I don't want to put hundreds of dollars repairing since it is worth less than 800$ actually... Is it the power supply, the logic board, a problem with electric voltage up and down? I always found solutions to problems but now, it is the first time I don't see the light... I feel like everytime I plug a hard drive in this G5, I play with fire and may loose my backups and archives!

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Hardware :: Plug Adapters For IPad And IPhone Power Supplies?

Dec 7, 2010

I've been lucky enough to pick up a couple of iPads and an iPhone from the American base I'm working on, but they come with the US slide-in adapter for the power supplies

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Mac Mini :: Can Plug It Into 220v/50Hz Power With Just A Prong Adapter

Mar 12, 2012

Does a Mac Mini purchased in the US have an internal transformer so I can plug it into 220v/50Hz power with just a prong adapter?

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Intel Mac :: 4.1 PC Gives Low Power Message / When Plug In Lexar Jump Drive

Jun 15, 2012

I am storing info for my non profit organization on a Lexar thumb drive - I think it is 8GB. The person I gave it to reported the following message when she plugged the drive into her iMac: "Low Power" and thus the drive does not work. [code]

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PowerPC :: Power Cable Plug Socket Pulled Off Inside Powerbook?

Oct 29, 2005

so today was the day to replace the broken harddrive inside my 12" Al Powerbook and naturally I've ballsed it up.

The problem came at this stage of pbfixit's instructions. In pulling the power cable out of it's socket, I've pulled the bloody socket off the board.

So this is bad, that much is clear, and I need help, and lots of it. What's the best course of action now? It's not under warranty or anything, it was second hand to begin with.

For what it's worth, if anybody else finds this while searching for dismantling instructions, it's actually not too difficult. I would change this section of the instructions though, as I'm sure it'd be easier to lift up the top case slightly and then disconnect these two cables rather than fiddling through the tiny holes. I think going in that way give you a side angle and more opportunity to grip properly. And less opportunity to break your Powerbook. Anyhoo...

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PowerPC :: Cannot Start My Powerbook - When Plug In Power Adaptor, There Is No Green Or Orange?

Jan 21, 2009

I went to turn on my Powerbook G4 (Aluminum 1.67GHz Low Res) today and when I plugged it in, I noticied a kind of crackling or popping noise. I unplugged the power adapter and tried again. I knew that my battery was dying before this (could only get about 30 min on a charge). But now I cannot start my Powerbook. Whenever I plug in my power adaptor, there is no green/orange light. However, when I take the battery out, I hear the Powerbook trying to start up (hard drive spin). But then there is nothing but my fans on full blast! They will not stop and there is nothing on the screen. I left it there for a good 5 min and nothing changed!

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OS X :: USB Port Has Power But No Data - How To Fix It

May 8, 2009

I have just found that the last USB port on my iMac isn't working, it has power as I can charge my iPhone off it, but it has no data as it dosn't see any device plugged in.

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Power Mac :: Header Port On G5 Ppc

Feb 28, 2012

Where can I find the header port in my g5 ppc dp desktop. Have bought a card reader and it has to be hooked into the "header port"

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Mac OS X (10.6.8)

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