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MacBook Care Video 4: Cords and cables

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your MacBook is equipped with a wide variety of connector port it is important to know which cables and accessories back to which ports as an example your MacBook does not come equipped with a modem the connection Port that looks as if it would accept a standard telephone cable will not never force a cable or an accessory into a connector port if you need to plug in your computer during class please make sure to keep cables out of traffic areas so that students do not trip over the it's always a good idea to wrap the cable around a table or desk leg before you plug it in your laptop comes with a magsafe power cable but this can help ensure that your laptop is not Boulder jerked off a table or desk if a student accidentally tripped over the cable when plugging in your power cable the indicator lights can give you information about the charging status of your computer a green light indicates that the battery of the laptop is fully charged an orange light indicates that the battery is being charged make sure that the brick of your power supply is either on the floor are on your desk if it's dangling in the air it may loosen your cord or damage your power adapter when you're disconnecting your power adapter from your computer through this by gripping the power adapter nectar not the cable finally when you're disconnecting the power adapter from the wall sucking don't pull from the cable or brick used to plug to avoid damaging the power adapter

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