Closing Lid Options
I'm Macbook Pro 2020 users.
when I closing lid i don't understand is that goes on sleep mode or always on.
Problem is When open lid mac will automatically on, is there any options to stop that
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
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I'm Macbook Pro 2020 users.
when I closing lid i don't understand is that goes on sleep mode or always on.
Problem is When open lid mac will automatically on, is there any options to stop that
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
After Shutdown if i didn't close lid it automatically power on when touch keyboard or anything how can i stop that?
like i want use just power button for on/off my mac don't want lid open close features.
is there have any way?
After Shutdown if i didn't close lid it automatically power on when touch keyboard or anything how can i stop that?
like i want use just power button for on/off my mac don't want lid open close features.
is there have any way?
When you close the lid your Mac will go to sleep, unless you have external display/keyboard/mouse and AC power connected (i.e. you're using the Mac in clamshell mode). Admittedly, it's a bit like closing your refrigerator – you just have to trust that the light goes out.
You cannot turn off the auto boot feature in the settings, however, it can be disabled with a Terminal command.
Launch Applications > Utilities > Terminal, and then enter the following command exactly (you can copy/paste):
sudo nvram AutoBoot=%00
Hit return, then you'll need authenticate with your admin password.
If you ever want to re-enable auto boot, repeat with the following:
sudo nvram AutoBoot=%03
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Closing Lid Options