Unexpected shutdown and hibernation (MBP 13 Early 2011)
Hello,
I'm getting a issue with my MacBook Pro :
- When my Mac is on standby too long, it goes in what I call "hibernation" mode, meaning by this the mode in which you go when your Mac laptop fully runs out of battery.
- My MBP often shutdown when moving it too suddenly.
I tweaked my Mac by replacing the HDD by a SSD and replacing the Superdrive by the HDD. I also changed my 4Gb of 1033 MHz RAM with 16Gb of 1600 MHz RAM.
When the problem started a few weeks ago, I decided to make a clean install of Mac OS. Today, I removed the HDD and replaced it by the Superdrive. The only tweak remaining on my computer is now the 16Gb of RAM.
I already tried PRAM, NVRAM and SMC reset. I have deactivated the SMS (Sudden Motion Sensor).
The problem appears to me to be physical and I am actually thinking about a bad contact. But I hope you'll be able to give me other answers or to deal with mine in depth.
Have a nice day.
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.4)