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Apple explains what to do if your new MacBook Pro randomly turns off

Apple explains what to do if your new MacBook Pro randomly turns off

Posted on December 5, 2019 By Jarvis

A newly published Apple support document acknowledges reports of an issue some owners of the 13-inch 2019 MacBook Pro have experienced: unexpected shutdowns. Apple provides an official troubleshooting method for its customers who may experience this problem, advising them to get in contact with the company if the issue remains after updating the system.
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