This last week, my Macbook Air Early 2015 didn't respond to the power button for the first time. It took a 15 minute battle with the power button. After that, whenever I shut down my notebook, I had the same problem. The power button didn't answer and the screen was wholly black, so I learned from the last time, started doing SMC reset and it always worked luckily. Though, it's scary when your notebook doesn't want to turn on the normal way and there can be a day when it won't answer to SMC reset. What could be wrong with it?
ps: Ok, it turns out it actually doesn't turn on when the charger is plugged in. SMC reset works because I hit the power button the moment the light changes. Except that, the only time the device turns on is when unplugged. For the reverse situation, someone else's mac was only being able to turn on when plugged in, it's been said that it was corrosion due to liquid spill. Is it the same case for me? Or could it be simply battery? I replaced the battery not long ago and I had also trouble with liquids 2 years a
ps: Ok, it turns out it actually doesn't turn on when the charger is plugged in. SMC reset works because I hit the power button the moment the light changes. Except that, the only time the device turns on is when unplugged. For the reverse situation, someone else's mac was only being able to turn on when plugged in, it's been said that it was corrosion due to liquid spill. Is it the same case for me? Or could it be simply battery? I replaced the battery not long ago and I had also trouble with liquids 2 years a
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