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By: Joe Kissell

Publisher: takecontrolbooks.com

Publication Date: January 23, 2019

Language: English

Pages: 132

ISBN: 978-1-947282-16-2

Format: ePub, Mobi, PDF

Source: https://www.takecontrolbooks.com/tc-troubleshooting-mac/



Book Description



This essential guide teaches you 17 basic troubleshooting procedures and how to solve 21 common problems, along with an easy-to-follow way to troubleshoot novel problems. Whether your Mac fails to boot, loses its Internet connection, or won’t cooperate, this book has the advice you need to find a solution.



All Take Control books are delivered in three ebook formats—PDF, EPUB, and Mobipocket (Kindle)—and can be read on nearly any device.



Macs are generally quite reliable as computers go, but they can still experience significant problems. In this essential guide from best-selling author Joe Kissell, you’ll learn key troubleshooting skills that will help you address the most common and frustrating Mac irritations. You’ll also learn what to do when you encounter a problem for which you can’t find a ready-made solution. (Step one: Don’t panic!)



Whether your Mac won’t turn on, experiences crashes or kernel panics repeatedly, can’t connect to the internet, or exhibits any of numerous other misbehaviors, this book has the calm, friendly advice you need to find a solution.



This book covers 10.9 Mavericks or later, including 10.14 Mojave.



You’ll learn these 17 basic troubleshooting procedures (along with the reasons they can help):



• Force-quit an app

• Restart your Mac

• Log in to another user account

• Start up from another volume

• Run disk repair utilities

• Erase and restore from a backup

• Repair permissions (in Yosemite and earlier)

• Start up in safe mode

• Check preference files

• Reset NVRAM or SMC

• Use Activity Monitor

• Check free disk space

• Check log files

• Clear caches

• Check your RAM

• Test for reproducibility

• Get system information



And much more solutions.



About Joe Kissell



Take Control publisher Joe Kissell has written more than 60 books about technology, including many popular Take Control books. He also runs Interesting Thing of the Day and is a contributing editor of TidBITS and a senior contributor to Macworld.