MacBook Pro

Thunderbolt enabled Mac computers can use Thunderbolt technology while running Boot Camp with Windows 7. Learn more about the behavior of Thunderbolt devices using Boot Camp and Windows 7.

Learn which Macs can use the 64-bit kernel in Mac OS X v10.6 and which use it by default.

The external ports and connectors of a MacBook Pro (Original) and MacBook Pro (15-inch Glossy) can be found on both sides of the computer.

Use this information to help you determine which MacBook Pro model you have.

You may notice that the medium and high quality resolution settings in QuickTime Player on Macs with a FaceTime HD camera appear higher in the inspector than they actually are.

Some Mac computers feature an SD (Secure Digital) or SDXC (SD extended capacity) card slot that enables these computers to read and write data to SD media inserted in the slot. Learn more about the SD and SDXC card slot.

Learn about the 64-bit kernel on Mac OS X and its default configuration on some Macintosh models.

Pressing the Caps Lock key on certain Intel-based portables may not immediately activate the Caps Lock function.

Learn how to determine which graphics card is in use with your MacBook Pro (Early 2011) or MacBook Pro (Mid 2010).

Some devices listed in the component list within Microsoft Windows Device Manager may appear with two yellow exclamation marks in the USB-Controller component: Intel® 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset Family USB Universal Host Controller – 3B3B   Intel® 5 Series/3400 Series … Continue reading →