how can I track the shipping of the replacement?
You have to rely on email updates. That is what I am doing.
I've logged in to my apple online account and there is NO mention of a replacement!
how can I track the shipping of the replacement?
how can I track the shipping of the replacement?
mine gets delivered tomorrow - if it's still broken (which i think it will be) or has dead pixels, it's going back....
Apple says they want the machine in house so their "people" can inspect them. However, they have you depot it to PA? That is a hawl from CA where their "people" are located. So either they are lying AGAIN or they will have to turn around and ship it from PA to CA to get their "people" to look at it.
Personally, I think they are lying.
Is it that hard to believe that maybe Apple has a repair center in PA? You can't seriously believe that they do EVERYTHING out of Cupertino, CA ???![]()
My replacement will be here tomorrow. I'll let you know if I have the same freeze problem. I returned my first iMac on the 21st, it was received the 22nd by Apple. My second shipped the 22nd and will arrive the 24th.
My plan after running all updates and setting up my wireless network: begin importing all my "stuff" from Time Machine backup from first iMac while at the same time going to the Applications folder and running every sing application at once while at the same time listening to iTunes music and watching YouTube, Hulu, ABC, NBC, SouthPark etc. videos. That was my typical "freeze test" with the first one, and never failed me.
I'll let y'all know what happens.
i just ran every program on my dock (18) had you tube going , hulu and itunes visualizer while backing up to time machine via my time capsule and it didn't freeze.
I have had two freezes so far. I've been on wifi the whole time.
I'm not sure if i'm in the clear or if these are just random crashes that are unrepeatable.
I just got my FedEx labels and am dropping it off at a FedEx shipper this afternoon. The labels are 2-Day Express from NC to PA. Store shows replacement is being built but awaiting return. I figure they will get it Monday so hopefully replacement will ship late next week and I will get it before May 4th.
I just hope it works.
What makes no sense to me is this:
Apple says they want the machine in house so their "people" can inspect them. However, they have you depot it to PA? That is a hawl from CA where their "people" are located. So either they are lying AGAIN or they will have to turn around and ship it from PA to CA to get their "people" to look at it.
Personally, I think they are lying.
My replacement will be here tomorrow. I'll let you know if I have the same freeze problem. I returned my first iMac on the 21st, it was received the 22nd by Apple. My second shipped the 22nd and will arrive the 24th.
My plan after running all updates and setting up my wireless network: begin importing all my "stuff" from Time Machine backup from first iMac while at the same time going to the Applications folder and running every sing application at once while at the same time listening to iTunes music and watching YouTube, Hulu, ABC, NBC, SouthPark etc. videos. That was my typical "freeze test" with the first one, and never failed me.
I'll let y'all know what happens.
Wow! How long did you run it like that? My first iMac wouldn't have lasted more than a few minutes doing that. Are your crashes the same as have been reported by others: frozen screen, looping sound blip that sounds like a skipping record, no response from keyboard, etc?
I don't mean to speak for him or anything, but it doesn't matter. one crash on a mac's first week after birth is unacceptable (excluding software blames)
Try watching 3 HD(1080p) trailers or more simultaneously from apple website while on wifi.
It always worked for me
iTunes visualization did the trick for others(with wifi active).
If you do a lot of stuff with wifi activated and does not freezes chances are that you have a good one![]()