MacBook sucks Need Help

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Hi Everybody so i hvae MacBook m1 max 14 inch like it was working great last night once I finish my work and closed the MacBook now at morning when i try to turning on there is no response total balck screen is there any solution like1 month ago i have changed it battery
 
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J_Murray said:
Hi Everybody so i hvae MacBook m1 max 14 inch like it was working great last night once I finish my work and closed the MacBook now at morning when i try to turning on there is no response total balck screen is there any solution like1 month ago i have changed it battery
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That sounds frustrating. Since you already replaced the battery recently, I’d suggest trying a few things:
  • Force restart
  • Reset SMC/NVRAM
  • Check charger/cable
  • External display
If none of that works, it might be a hardware issue tied to the battery replacement or the logic board. In that case, I’d recommend taking it back to the repair center or Apple support to get it checked properly.
 
Seonetworkuk said:
That sounds frustrating. Since you already replaced the battery recently, I’d suggest trying a few things:
  • Force restart
  • Reset SMC/NVRAM
  • Check charger/cable
  • External display
If none of that works, it might be a hardware issue tied to the battery replacement or the logic board. In that case, I’d recommend taking it back to the repair center or Apple support to get it checked properly.
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let mw try these things
 
Not that Mac sucks bruh : D

This can happen to any PC... Mac or Windows. In fact, the exact same thing you described happened to my Dell last year like black screen too

That’s actually the only reason I even tried a Mac for the first time… and I’ve loved it ever since
 
Yeah this is just a general computer issue not a MacBook issue, I had tons of issues with my PC and have had none with my MacBook.

I'd talk to ChatGPT and try all the suggestions it gives then take it to a repair shop. If it's still under warranty you can get apple to fix it for free
 
SirTop said:
Not that Mac sucks bruh : D

This can happen to any PC... Mac or Windows. In fact, the exact same thing you described happened to my Dell last year like black screen too

That’s actually the only reason I even tried a Mac for the first time… and I’ve loved it ever since
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Proxy Cake said:
Yeah this is just a general computer issue not a MacBook issue, I had tons of issues with my PC and have had none with my MacBook.

I'd talk to ChatGPT and try all the suggestions it gives then take it to a repair shop. If it's still under warranty you can get apple to fix it for free
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i have tried all the solution chatgpt mentioned non of them working warranty expired only the new battery warranty is remaining let me try
 
Absolutely with you on this @
SirTop said:
Not that Mac sucks bruh : D

This can happen to any PC... Mac or Windows. In fact, the exact same thing you described happened to my Dell last year like black screen too

That’s actually the only reason I even tried a Mac for the first time… and I’ve loved it ever since
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Absolutely with you on this @SirTop ~ I've been a convert for over 12 years now and will never go back to the dark side ;)
 
SirTop said:
Not that Mac sucks bruh : D
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It is, it is, it is too..

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SirTop said:
Not that Mac sucks bruh : D

This can happen to any PC... Mac or Windows. In fact, the exact same thing you described happened to my Dell last year like black screen too

That’s actually the only reason I even tried a Mac for the first time… and I’ve loved it ever since
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That's the macOS effect. I fall in love the first time too. Was awesome!
Once you use it, you can't stop using it. I've said it before and I'll say it again. I was a Windows user for a long time, a macOS user for a while, there is a big diference between both OS.

OP , try to understand the OS , is easier than what you think.
 
This issue is not just for Mac PC, it happens also in other PCs.
Check this one out: remove the power charger before you on the PCs
 
My suggestion is to find a volcano to throw it in and get a windows machine instead.

If HR is reading this, I'd never willingly throw the Mac in a volcano, I swear. I can't speak for that person who's holding my Mac though...
 
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