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For those who like more details, PRAM Is different from NVRAM. The following 2018 article says, “ Modern Macs no longer use PRAM; they instead use something called NVRAM (NV for non-volatile)...”.

Howdy. Or, boot with Option Command p r pressed. If you have a startup chime, keep the 4 keys pressed until you hear the chime a 2nd time. Denver Dan

Of course you are right - that’s what I meant. In fact the command is “nvram”. -- Bev in TX

Howdy. Bev, I'm not aware of a VRAM reset. You may be thinking of NVRAM which means Non Volatile Random Access Memory. There is a startup maintenance command called Zap the PRAM which is a reset of

If I had those symptoms on my MBPro, the first thing I would do is restart with <Shift> held down (Safe Boot). Let that finish its clean-and-check routines (invisibly), however long that takes, then

Yes, I think that is what you would want to happen most of the time. And since it boots and shuts down so fast, it would be easy to shut it down in the less frequent situations when you didn’t want

Thanks, that is one of the articles that I read. I don’t like the fact that you have to turn it off again every time you reset VRAM. So I was trying to get folks opinions on whether this feature is

Otto: It would seem logical that you wouldn't want your computer on when you were cleaning the keyboard and perhaps the screen. I've found that cleaning the keyboard is best done with the computer

Power it off; reboot. -- Vincent Winterling Vineland, NJ

Howdy. Article on how to disable boot when lid is opened. <https://osxdaily.com/2017/01/19/disable-boot-on-open-lid-macbook-pro/> EaszPeazy in Terminal. You can copy/paste the command from the article

My view is, why would you open the screen unless you wanted to use it, so booting from shutdown makes sense to me. This is an obvious follow-on from wake from sleep. Otto

Howdy. It may have been doing something routine for a new computer. Do another shut down and cold boot and see how long it takes. A Mac with an SSD, no external HDDs, should boot up fast. You can also

It just came back up after another few minutes of waiting. But I’d still like to know what I would do in a case like this and if that long wait time for a restart is a symptom of something I need to

I just restarted my iMac, and now it is stuck on the apple symbol and the progress bar almost at the very end. It’s been like that for about five minutes now. What should I do? Do I hold down the on

Well I started setting up my 2019 16” MBP, sand I am learning some new things already. ?For one, simply opening its lid causes it to boot. ?I found a command to run in Terminal that will turn that

Note that many folks have had problems installing OS upgrades due to an expired certificate problem: <https://osxdaily.com/2019/10/24/fix-install-macos-application-damaged-cant-be-used-error-mac/>

John Mills wrote: I can’t speak to the new MBPro, but I’ve been an early adopted of the newest macOS version (typically about 1 month before final release) for many years. Presently on a 6? year

In my case usually about 10 days with daily reminders after. Sent from JT's Ipad - maybe using voice dictation!

As I follow the various problems associated with the new MBP and Catalina, it is clear that what is currently working for my office and at our home will not ?be "improved". We'll be sticking with

Please can you say when they appear?? Is it, for example, after 10 days, or ...? Thanks