

Apple products are well-known for their dependability. Every device, regardless of its reputation, has problems at some point.
When your MacBook Air or MacBook Pro won’t turn on, it’s very unlikely that the problem is with the entire setup; instead, one of the components, which can range from your display to software glitches, is acting up. Our task here is to determine what is causing the problem.
The first step, as obvious as it sounds, is to see if your Mac has any remaining battery life (or in the case of iMacs whether the cable is connected correctly).
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Resetting the SMC (System Management Controller) can often resolve issues with the battery, power, fan, and other features. If you are still unable to turn on your MacBook Pro or if your Apple notebook appears to have frozen at the Apple logo, you should try this solution.
If you have an older MacBook Pro, the battery may be removable. Check beneath the battery to see if it is removable. If the battery falls out, you should notice a small locking clip next to it. To remove the battery, perform the following steps:
If your Mac won’t boot normally, it’s time to boot it in Safe Mode. This method can resolve whatever you were doing that caused the problem. Furthermore, if your Mac shows signs of life but does not progress past the Apple logo, booting in Safe Mode is a better option.
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