After updating mac it doesn’t charge and is neither turning on. While visiting service centre I noticed the technicians not available neither accepting such cases of out of warranty macs. For past days I have been visiting service centre and noticed majorly people are comming up with these type of issues. I request @apple to post some official notification if these issues are widely happening.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 14.5
Hi rishikesh4444,
If this started happening after you tried to update your Mac, something probably went wrong with the update at the firmware level, and your Mac isn't able to boot as a result. Luckily, you can use another Mac to rescue yours and get it back up and running.
Complete these steps to revive (not restore) your Mac: How to revive or restore Mac firmware - Apple Support (CA)
You might need two cables for this: one to connect your dead Mac to the helper Mac, and another one to charge your dead Mac (to make sure it isn't actually dead from a depleted battery).
Hi rishikesh4444,
If this started happening after you tried to update your Mac, something probably went wrong with the update at the firmware level, and your Mac isn't able to boot as a result. Luckily, you can use another Mac to rescue yours and get it back up and running.
Complete these steps to revive (not restore) your Mac: How to revive or restore Mac firmware - Apple Support (CA)
You might need two cables for this: one to connect your dead Mac to the helper Mac, and another one to charge your dead Mac (to make sure it isn't actually dead from a depleted battery).
MacBook Air m1 won’t turn on
