In that combination of magnetic attraction, the metallic meeting of plug and connector, and the sudden flow of electricity, there's nothing quite as satisfying as plugging in your MacBook. I suspect that Apple's design team spent an absurd amount of time and money developing the way a MagSafe connector clicks into place when you plug in your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.If this fails, just make an appointment at the Genius Bar or something These are extremely weird solutions, but well they worked for my sister. If that doesn't make sense ill make a drawing or something. Well flip that around so the wire runs next to the other ports.

So say you connect the Magsafe to the port and the wire is outward What i mean is: you know the part at the end of the cable that hooks into your computer? Well flip it around and then connect it. all my sister had to do then was use another AC 'place' and it worked!Īnother thing i tried was turning the MagSafe end part around. I dont remember if i tried using my magsafe cord on my sis's computer, but i do remember taking her laptop into my room and charged it there and it worked. Like say you are charging your MBP in your bedroom, try taking it to say the living room and plugging it in there. Have you tried to insert the cord into another AC place thingy. A little background- the exact same problem happened to my sister and i figured it so it might actually work out.

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