Watch Repair - Official Apple Support

Service is considered out of warranty when: • Your Apple Watch is beyond the eligible warranty term or consumer law coverage period • Your Apple Watch has an issue that's not covered under warranty or consumer law, like accidental damage or damage caused by unauthorized modifications We might be able to fix or replace your Apple Watch for an out-of-warranty fee. Your replacement Apple Watch has factory settings and will be new or equivalent to new in performance and reliability. The Apple Limited Warranty is in addition to rights provided by consumer law. See Apple out-of-warranty fees

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No one can hear me talking when I call people from my iPhone 5c unless I'm on speaker…

Apple Support has this to say:Fix common issuesFollow these steps, testing after each with Voice Memos.The mic used for normal calls is the bottom one, check for debris and remove it carefully. There is a membrane between the mic and the phone internals, be careful not to puncture it. Could not find a better pic, sorry. There are two more microphones, one beside the camera on the back and other near the speaker on top iPhone the phone, they are used for videos and noise canceling; clean them carefully too

How to Fix your iPhone Headphones Mic If It’s Not Working

The Apple iPhone headphones are very functional headphones that get the job done. They wo not please audiophiles out there, but for the rest of us they are just fine. One of my favorite features is the mic/button that lets you control music (even on my MacBook!) and have conversations. A couple weeks ago I noticed my mic stopped working, along with the button remote. At first I thought it was my iPhone and a recent firmware update that caused the headphone jack to malfunction. So, I ended up calling Apple Support on the phone. I told them how my mic/remote was not working and they immediately sent out a new pair via next day via Fedex! I opened the package I tested out these brand spankin' new headphones-only to have them not work still! At this point in time I decided to turn to Google. I was able to discover what was causing this minor headache of mine: a chunk of lint! I ended up using the end of a paperclip to dig out the massive chunk of lint below: I was pretty shocked at the size of this chunk of lint! I had no idea this could make its way down the headphone jack. So there you go folks, if your mic/remote does not work, shine a light down the headphone jack to see if you can find a massive chunk of lint. Just make sure you turn OFF your iPhone before you start picking around!

My macbook has stopped charging

You may need a new battery too. If you can borrow one from somewhere to test, that would be helpful. Did your battery have a big memory on it? It's also possible your new charger is busted. Further, "they warned me i might need to install a driver", is a slappable offense. You can try an SMC reset. . To do that, you must hold in the power button, starting from the machine being in the off state. You have to hold in the power button for like 20 seconds. You will know if a SMC reset has occurred as the computer will make this terrible high-pitched squeel for two seconds. If you called Apple support, I am pretty sure the first thing they would suggest is trying an SMC reset. Though I do not that that will actually help.If you end up not being able to get the machine booting on another battery & power adapter, then I fear your motherboard may need attention, which wo not be worth it as the parts will probably cost you too much. You can take out the hard drive, put it in a USB enclosure and get any other Intel Mac to boot very very gracefully from it, all your stuff will be right there

I have a 2008 Macbook Pro will a 85w power cord work?

According to Apple knowledge base entry HT2346 the 85W power adapter is the right one. However, there seem to be issue with "T" style (the old) vs. "L" style (the new): see this thread. It seems that for some people, a workaround does the trick:Turn off your computer, flip over the laptop and remove the battery, hold down the circlular button on the battery for 10 seconds, the green light should go out. Re-install the battery and turn your computer on. Your new charger should work fine.If that does not work, you need to call Apple support to arrange for your power adapter to be replaced with a "T" style adapter:Apple is aware of the issue with the pins being at a different depth in the new chargers with the "L" shaped connection. After having two new ones not work, I contacted tech support. They sent a new version of the old charger with the square mag safe connector. It works fine.Edit: Apparently the MacBook SMC Firmware Update 1.4 should fix the "L" style power adapter issue on older MacBooks.

Closing lid for clamshell doesn't make external monitor primary under 10.7.3 on MacBook Air 13"

According to Apple Support, the clamshell mode (lid closed) requires:You meet all three criteria. The support article goes on to provide steps for both wired and bluetooth keyboard & mouse combos:If you are using a wired keyboard and mouse:Perhaps you could try opening and closing the lid again

t-mobile online vs. t-moble retail store for phone upgrade. which is better or their difference?

Buying directly from an Apple retail store will give you an all around better shopping experience, and they will even help you configure it free of charge. I believe that the only place that you can get it other than from Apple is from Best Buy, and it is doubtful that it will be available in Costco anytime soon, and even more doubtful that it will be significantly lower that Apple's price. If you wait a month or two, you may be able to get a refurbished one from Apple direct with the full warranty and Apple support.

Apple Macbook Pro Late 2011 freezing screen on startup

Do you notice any colorful graphics glitches? The startup screen would be filled with dots. The Late 2011 MacBook Pros are known for defective AMD GPU. The symptoms point to GPU issue. Apple has a free logicboard replace program. The program is available till Dec 31, 2016. Better you visit your nearest Apple Store or Authorized Apple Service Center for diagnostic. for more info about the replacement program, visit the link below. Apple MacBook Pro Video Issues (Apple Support)

Is there a way to close the lid on a MacBook without putting it sleep?

You most definitely can. It is even documented on Apple Supporttl;dr: Plugging in an using an external keyboard and mouse will wake the device, even if the lid is shutYou should now be able to use your Apple portable as you normally would, using your USB keyboard and mouse.The process is a little bit different if you are using a wireless keyboard and mouse. To check that out, or and further details, see Apple Portables: How to use your computer in closed clamshell (display closed) mode with an external display on Apple Support.

Please help!!!!! ipad question?? 10 poiints??!!?

If you are charging from a wall outlet, then connect your iPad to your computer. If it works, then I suggest next time charging your iPad to a different wall outlet as there may be a bad connection. If you are doing it from a computer, then try using a wall charger. If it STILL wo not work then you will have to call Apple support and depending on how new your iPad is it might be covered on warranty.

music is only coming out of one earphone on my ipod touch, whats wrong?

The only effective way of repairing this would be to send it in to Apple support. Unless the earphone jack is just dirty. Otherwise, try to clean it with a q-tip

Why doesn't Apple offer a lower wattage power adapter for the iGPU rMBP 15 and dGPU rMBP 15 respectively?

Sorry, but you are wrong. Apple does not actually manufacture dumb power bricks, although the replacements you get from companies other than Apple may not include the chips necessary to even negotiate a usable current draw for that wattage, so beware of third party power supplies.The Apple supplies have power controller chips in them, and the output is negotiated (and they are as shut down as possible when not drawing power, in fact).The wattage is not constant, and if you put a a consumption meter on it, such as one of:Energy Monitoring Consumption Meter (Practecol)Power Monitor - Kill A Watt EZConserve Insight (Belkin)You can see that this is the case. The higher rated supply is for a negotiated fast charge current draw do that the device can recharge quickly. It's not a constant wall-wart like most dumb power bricks are.See also:Apple Support: Find the right power adapter and cord for your Mac notebookApple equipment tends to be incredibly complex, compared to industry standard; for example, the touchpad on the MacBook line of computers uses an ARM based ASIC (manufactured by Qualcomm) to do the multitouch, resting palm, and gesture decoding: it has more processing power than most cell phones. It costs about $35 COGS (last time I looked) compared to about $8 per part COGS for a Synaptics touchpad.Why does not Apple offer a lower wattage power adapter for the iGPU rMBP 15 and dGPU rMBP 15 respectively?

Apple Investigates iPhone 3.1 OS Battery Problems

Apple is investigating reports of poor battery life problems from iPhone 3GS users after they upgraded to the 3.1 OS. The iPhone 3.1 software update delivered many new features, but some users also report that the phone's battery life is severely and adversely affected. Apple's support forums are now overflowing with complaints from iPhone 3GS users who updated their phone to the 3.1 software. The messages on the forums are all so familiar -- extensive battery drain in a very short space of time. More than 375 replies are now on the respective thread. Following the river of complaints, Apple is reportedly taking steps to address the poor battery life problem. The iPhone blog is reporting that some iPhone users are now being contacted by AppleCare helpdesk representatives with a list of 11 follow-up questions focusing on batteries. Apple is also offering for download an unsigned battery life logger, which will collect information about your phone's battery life. The logger syncs the data with iTunes to send it to Apple for investigation. Push or Exchange e-mail, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and various App Store applications can deteriorate your iPhone's battery life, according to various Apple Support reps I have been speaking to. Like some of the replies on the Apple support forums, Apple support staff suggests that if you experience problems with your iPhone's battery life you should restore your phone from iTunes. However, plenty of users are reporting that this solution does not work in all cases. I have also experienced in the past battery problems with both the iPhone 3G and 3GS after updating the OS software, and a plain restore of the phone did not solve it. But after extensive calls to Apple Support, I managed to get the battery back on track only after a fresh download of the iPhone OS onto my computer and then restoring a new phone using the new software.

I dropped my iphone on ceramic tile and the glass screen cracked! How can I get them to replace it?

Call Apple support and ask if they can repair it for you. They will give you a price on how much it will be

Why is my iPhone overheating?

Okaaaay, overheating caused by many things.Sometimes:Many processes = Taking more battery life or OverheatingHere are some tips that may help to avoid overheating:You can try to maintain your iPhone with Settings, so here are some tips on SettingsAirplane Mode: you can turn it off when connection is unstableWi-Fi & Bluetooth: Turn it off when you are not using thisCellular > Cellular Data Options > Voice & Data: Change to the best connection you feel taking less battery life (2G/3G/LTE)Cellular > Check for "Use Cellular Data For" section: Turn off some applications what you do not need to taking data process when Cellular Data is onGeneral > Background App Refresh: Turn off some applications what you do not need to running as background processDisplay & Brightness > "Brightness" Slider section: Do not change the slider to maximum, more brightness is taking more battery lifeDisplay & Brightness > "Auto-Brightness": Turn it offPrivacy > Locations Services: You can see on bottom side, there are many applications, change to "Never" or "While Using". Do not let applications are requesting location every time when you do not using themiCloud > Backup: You can turn it off when you do not using backup automatically, but you can still backup manually with tapping the "Back Up Now" sectioniTunes & App Stores: You can turn "Automatic Downloads" offMusic: You can turn "Automatic Downloads" offPodcasts > Check for "Podcasts Defaults" section: You can change "Refresh Every" to "Manually" and "Limit Episodes & Download Episodes" to "Off"You can check every process on "Battery" sectionIf those tips could not help, maybe you can try to restoring your iPhone or getting support for your iPhone with Apple Support or someone you can trust (hardware replacement or repairing).