How-To guides for Mac users
How to Fix Mac Not Going Into Sleep Mode?
You probably know that your Mac has a mode called Sleep mode - a low power mode meant to save electrical consumption when your Mac is inactive. Although it is an automatic process, you can also put your Mac to Sleep mode on purpose. It can be more convenient than shutting it down completely as you don't need to wait for the Mac to boot when you are ready to use it.
How to Capture And Manage Screenshots on macOS?
The screen capture feature, called Screenshot, is convenient when you need to capture the screen of your Mac to show the content on it to others. By making a screenshot, you get a good quality digital image of your Mac's display. Depending on the key combination, you can make a whole display screenshot or choose a region of your screen to capture.
How to Restore Your Purchase and Re-download Songs in iTunes
Once you purchase a song from the iTunes Music Store, you are able to download it to any authorized computer. This feature is great if you suddenly need a specific song for, let's say, a work presentation or your favorite artist released a new album. No wonder millions of people use it.
Fix AirDrop Not Working On Mac With These 7 Easy Steps
AirDrop feature is a handy way to send files, especially if they are big in size. The process is fast, secure, and the files preserve the original quality. If you often use AirDrop, for example, to send files to your coworkers, it can become quite a headache if AirDrop suddenly stops doing its purpose.
How to Fix Your Mac Stuck at the Blue or Gray Screen?
Either you are preparing to work on a project or watch a movie, it is not fun when you turn on your Mac and it is stuck on the Blue screen. Even though it is rare, it can happen suddenly, especially to older Macs. It appears when the OS encounters a critical error from which it can not recover. It is quite rare for Mac users to experience the Blue Screen of Death.
Mac or MacBook Doesn't Detect External Drive? 7 Ways You Can Fix It!
An external hard drive is a lifesaver when you need a lot of storage to store your files. What's great is that you can carry the drive with you wherever you go and efficiently move large files from one Mac to another. Due to large storage capacities, you can use your external hard drive as a storage backup for your Mac.
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