Repacking the box

http://support.apple.com/specs/macbookpro/MacBookPro_Late2006.html

At the bottom says "in the box". However, if you are sending it in to repair, usually all they need is the machine.

If it is a power issue, I recommend sending the power brick and battery so they can test to see if the issue was the power brick or battery.

Of course if reselling it, I'd also recommend taking a look at my FAQ* before doing so:

http://www.macmaps.com/selling.html

If simply returning it to the store, yes, use the "In the box" as a guide.

* Links to my pages may give me compensation.

Anything more would be styrofoam which protected the machine.

Now are you putting your machine away for hiding for a vacation, or just want to package the box with everything but the machine?

I can't load the page right now, but this is a link I found on TUAW:

http://flickr.com/photos/andrewescobar/sets/72057594066307201/

Hi mbp233,

Within the little black box' there is:

1. The MBP manual titled Everything Mac

2. A white square cardboard sleeve titled Everything Else which contains: a. The two OS DVDs b. Apple stickers c. Software License Agreement for OSX leaflet d. One Year Limited Warranty leaflet e. Airport Extreme Regulatory Certification leaflet f. Europe - EU Decleration of Conformity leaflet (you may not have this one or may have a different one that applies to your country).

That's it. Nothing else.

Kryten

Yup, that's all there is and yes, there's plenty of room left. 😉

Kryten