Showing posts with label slot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slot. Show all posts

Friday, October 30, 2015

How to Show a Superdrive on a Mac Desktop


Turn on the Mac. For laptops such as the MacBook Pro and all-in-one desktops such as the iMac, the Superdrive is located on the right side of the casing. For the 'Mac Pro' desktop computer, the drive is located on the upper section of the front panel.
Position the CD or DVD with the label side face up and gently push the disc into the Superdrive slot. You will feel the drive turn on and begin to pull the disc in.
Wait a few seconds. You will hear the drive start spinning the disc to read the disc contents. Go to the desktop either by using one of the 'hot corners,' moving your mouse cursor to one of the four corners of the screen or by clicking 'Finder' in the 'Dock' followed by 'Desktop.'
Look around the desktop for an icon of a CD. Depending on the contents or type of disc inserted, the icon will be a blank silver looking disc or a disc shaped image related to the disc contents. As long as the disc is inside the Superdrive, the drive will be viewable on the Mac desktop.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

How to Update your Apple iPad to IOS 4.3 (4 Steps)


Connect your Apple iPad device to your computer via the Apple iPad cable.
Plug the Apple iPad cable into your Apple iPad and the other end into and open USB slot on your computer. Apple iTunes automatically opens and displays the following message 'A new iPad software version (4.3) is available for the iPad. Would you like to download it and update your iPad now?'
Click 'Download and Update.'
Click 'Next' and 'Agree' to continue with the update. Clicking 'Agree' means you agree with Apple's Software License Agreement. iTunes begins downloading your update. It will take five to 10 minutes to download depending on your Internet connection and is automatically applied.
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How to Make Your Own iPod Touch Stylus Pen


Separate the metal snap fastener and set aside the socket component (with the depression on the face and rounded edges).
Tie several knots in the fishing line until a large knot is produced that is larger than the width of the sewing slot on the socket snap.
Thread the free end of the fishing line through the front of the socket snap so that the knot catches in the sewing slot.
Apply a dab of superglue to the knot to affix it to the metal fastener.
Twist the pen to disassemble the spring, ink reservoir and point.
Insert the free end of the fishing line through the ballpoint opening of the bottom pen cap and pull the line through until the socket snap reaches the pen tip (i.e., end of the cap).
Drape the free end of fishing line over the side of the pen cap and hold to secure (or tape in position). Trim extra line, if desired.
Reassemble the pen housing by twisting the bottom cap to the main body.
Hold the pen against on the touch screen of the iPod Touch with the socket snap touching the screen instead of your finger.
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

How to Connect a Laptop to 3G (5 Steps)


Insert the SIM card into the USB modem, if your carrier requires it. Carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile use SIM cards—a small, fingernail-sized card that contains your personal cellular information. Remove the plastic cap from the modem and insert the SIM card into the slot until it clicks into place. Replace the cap.
Turn on the laptop. Insert the USB modem into an open USB port on the laptop.
Install the software by using the automatic installation wizard. The wizard should start once the laptop recognizes the presence of the new modem. Follow the prompts, accept the license agreement and click 'Install' until a window tells you that the installation is completed. Restart the laptop if prompted.
Connect to 3G with the USB modem by opening the software program that it installed. This can usually be found as a shortcut on the desktop or by opening the Start menu, clicking on 'All Programs' and looking for an application that has the name of your wireless carrier in it. Look for an option to 'Connect.' Choose this to activate the connection.
Open a web browser to test the modem.
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Sunday, October 18, 2015

How to Insert a CD Into an iMac


Locate the disc drive on the right side of the iMac, above the SD card slot.
Position the CD so the label of the disc is facing toward you.
Push the CD into the drive slot until your fingers touch the edge of the iMac. The iMac will catch the disc and pull it the rest of the way in.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2015

How to Put an SD Card in a Mac (3 Steps)


Locate the SD card reader slot on the left side of your Mac's body.
Align the card with the slot. Make sure the metal edges of the card are facing down.
Push the card gently into the card reader slot. The SD card appears as a 'Removable Disk' on your Mac's desktop.
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Saturday, October 10, 2015

How to Get a Micro SD Card Unstuck From a Laptop


Pull the SD-to-Micro SD adapter out of the laptop’s compartment slot. Place the SD-to-Micro SD adapter on a table with the Micro SD card facing to the right.
Hold the SD-to-Micro SD adapter down on the table with your left hand. Hold the tweezers in your right hand.
Clamp the jaws of the tweezers on the end of the Micro SD card. Pull the Micro SD card out of the SD-to-Micro SD adapter with the tweezers.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2015

How to Connect a Macbook to the Sony Bravia


Connect a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter to the Macbook. In order to connect the Macbook to the Sony Bravia, you need to use HDMI cables. Apple Macbooks do not contain any HDMI ports. The Macbook's Mini DisplayPort and an adapter should be used instead. Attach the Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter into the available Mini DisplayPort.
Combine the HDMI cable with the adapter. Using the open end of the Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter, connect a HDMI cable into the open slot of the adapter.
Connect a mini-pin audio cable to the Macbook. Insert one end of the mini-pin audio cable into the open audio/in slot on the side of the laptop (3.5mm headphones also fit into the Macbook's audio/in slot).
Attach the Macbook to the Sony Bravia. Connect the open end of the HDMI cable (that's attached to the Macbook) into one of the HDMI 'In' ports on the back of the television. Additionally, plug in the mini-pin audio cable into the 'PC/HDMI Audio In' slot in the rear of the Bravia.
Turn on the Macbook's display mode. Press the Macbook's 'Fn' key and 'F10' at the same time to transfer the Macbook's display to the television.
View the Macbook's display on the Bravia television. Using your remote, select the input button to change the television input. Select the 'HDMI 1' or 'HDMI 2' output to display the Macbbok's screen on the television. When finished, disconnect the HDMI cable and audio cable from both the Bravia and the Macbook.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2015

How to Play a Redbox DVD on a Laptop


Press the 'Eject' button on the side of your laptop to open the DVD drive.
Place the DVD in the drive, and listen for it to click into place.
Push the DVD slot in until it fully closes.
The DVD should start to play automatically. If it doesn't, click 'Start' and type 'Windows Media Player' in the Search field.
Click 'Windows Media Player' under Programs.
Click the DVD icon in the player library that appears on-screen. The DVD will begin to play.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015

How to Connect a MacBook Pro to a TV


Locate the HDMI port on the right side of your MacBook Pro. It is a six-sided slot with eight pins in a straight line. Locate an identical HDMI port on the back of your television.
Plug one end of an HDMI-to-HDMI cable into the HDMI port on your Macbook Pro.
Plug the other end of the HDMI cable into the HDMI port on your television. Now the television will display your MacBook Pro desktop.
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Monday, September 7, 2015

How to Run Dual Monitors with Your MacBook (6 Steps)


Get all of the supplies you will need. Don't worry, not to much. You will need a monitor with DVI input(i have a 19' Dell), a DVI cable to hook to the Mini DVI adapter you will need. Amazon sells these adapters for about $20.
Turn on your MacBook. On the MacBook's left side, you will see a slot that looks like an IO emblem (the O is more square). That is the Mini DVI port to plug your adapter into. Plug it in!
Hook the DVI cable into the other end and then connect that to your second monitor.
Plug in and power up that monitor - your MacBook with automatically recognize it. Don't you love your Mac?
Go to your system preferences and then 'Monitors.' Under the 'arrangement' tab you can orient how the two monitors interact with each other. You can also select which is the dominant monitor with the dock and primary opening of applications. Configure your settings as you like.
Sit back and enjoy! You now have drastically increased your monitor space, allowing you to use both monitors for ultimate productivity. Awesome!
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Saturday, September 5, 2015

How to Save Photos on a MacBook Air to an SD Card


Plug the USB SD card reader into the MacBook Air's single USB slot.
Insert the SD Card into the appropriate slot in the card reader. The SD card will appear in Finder's sidebar as well as on the desktop.
Open the folder containing your photos on the MacBook Air.
Select the photos you would like to transfer. 'Edit' > 'Select All' to grab all items in the folder or Command-click to select multiple files. Drag the files to the SD card within Finder's sidebar. Allow the MacBook Air to copy the files over.
Control the SD card within the sidebar or on the desktop and select 'Eject.' Remove the SD card from the card reader.
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