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"Make sure your Mac is plugged into a working outlet. Try putting your ear close to your Mac to listen for the whir of a fan or the spin of a hard drive—if you hear your Mac but don't see anything on the screen, skip to Step 4. If the Mac has no power, test the outlet by plugging in a lamp or some other powered appliance. You can also try plugging your Mac into a different outlet.\nMake sure the part of the power cord that plugs into your computer is also securely attached. It shouldn't jiggle around or have any frayed cables.\nIf you're using a power strip, plug directly into the wall outlet instead. Sometimes power strips have burned-out outlets or fail entirely.\nSome wall outlets are controlled by light switches, meaning that if you flip off a switch, it'll also turn off the power outlets. Try the light switch(es) in the room to see if they need to be in different positions for the outlet to work."
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