Chapter 13: How Do I Solve Specific Hardware Problems?
Even in the streamlined, lightweight, look-ma-no-moving-parts world of MacBook Air, devices sometimes behave strangely (or not at all). The generic troubleshooting and repair techniques that I cover in the past couple of chapters can solve all kinds of problems. However, there are always specific problems that require specific solutions. This chapter takes you through a few of the most common ones.
Your MacBook Air Says You Don’t Have Enough Memory
Your Trackpad, Mouse, or Keyboard Doesn’t Work
Your MacBook Air SuperDrive Won’t Work
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