Time Machine is the easiest way to back up your MacBook automatically. Here’s how to set it up in minutes. First, connect an external drive (like a USB or Thunderbolt disk). When prompted, macOS will ask if you want to use it with Time Machine — click “Use as Backup Disk.” If the prompt doesn’t […]

Having trouble with AirDrop on your MacBook? Here are a few things to check. Make sure both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are turned on. AirDrop needs both to function. Also, ensure the other device is nearby and unlocked. Go to Finder > AirDrop and set “Allow me to be discovered by” to “Everyone” or “Contacts Only”

If your mouse isn’t responding on your MacBook, don’t worry — most issues are easy to fix. First, make sure the mouse is powered on and charged (if it’s wireless). Try turning it off and on again, then reconnect via Bluetooth under System Settings > Bluetooth. If it’s a USB or wired mouse, unplug and

If your MacBook feels sluggish, there are a few quick ways to speed it up. First, close unused apps and browser tabs — they can eat up memory fast. You can also check Activity Monitor (found in Applications > Utilities) to see what’s consuming CPU and RAM. Restart your Mac if you haven’t done so

If your MacBook battery isn’t lasting as long as it should, a few quick checks can help fix it. First, go to System Settings > Battery and check which apps are using the most power. Close anything you don’t need, especially browser tabs and heavy apps like video editors or Zoom. Lower your screen brightness

If your MacBook keyboard suddenly stops responding, here are a few quick things to try. Restart your Mac. It might be a temporary glitch — a simple restart often helps. Check for debris. Turn the MacBook upside down and gently tap or use compressed air to clear dust or crumbs from under the keys. Try

Need to remove an app from your MacBook? Here’s how to do it in a few seconds. From Launchpad: Open Launchpad, click and hold any app icon until they start to jiggle, then click the “X” on the app you want to remove. (Works only for apps from the App Store.) From Finder: Go to

If your MacBook isn’t charging, it doesn’t always mean something’s broken. Try these quick steps to find the cause and fix it. Check the power source. Make sure the outlet works — try plugging something else into it or use a different one entirely. Inspect the charging cable and adapter. Look for damage, fraying, or

Need to check your MacBook’s serial number for warranty, support, or resale? Here are the easiest ways to find it. 1. In System Settings: Go to System Settings > General > About You’ll see the serial number listed right at the top. 2. On the bottom of your MacBook: Flip your MacBook over — the