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I have a Mac Mini 2010 running Snow Leopard and installed all updates. I erased the drive and installed a fresh copy of SL...

I have a MBA running Sierra. The camera doesn’t appear to be working. The system doesn’t recognize it under USB. As a...

I have a MBA running Sierra. This is a teachers laptop and I am signed in under her account. Frequently, the "Accountsd...

I have an ATV 3 and it has no power. There is no status light. There was a power glitch which could have affected the ATV....

I know this topic has come up before. I know there are other alternatives out there which might be better and may work. I...

I am using an iMac running High Sierra and Apple Remote Desktop 3.9. I am using ARD to collect iMac information like...

Recently, I purchased a Mac Mini 2014 A1347 model. I understand the RAM is soldered to the board and is not upgradeable....

I have an iMac running SL and it is bind to a Windows 2003 server. The computer has a DHCP address. I am using my network...

I have a Mac Mini 2010 server model running El Captain. I bought it used and it already came with El Captain installed on...

I am not getting any notifications on my phone and other iOS devices including two Mac desktops. Everything was working...

I have a similar issue on a Mac Mini 2010 server. In my situation, the fan runs high and the ethernet port doesn’t seem to work. For some reason, I can’t run any diagnostics on it. Most likely it is a motherboard issue.

I had discovered it was my router that was causing an issue. I have a Synology router and it has a setting called Threat Prevention. It was TP that was blocking any traffic through it including traffic to/from the Ring Doorbell to my phone. Once I excluded the Ring Doorbell, the problem was fixed.

I have the same problem. Macbook Air mid 2012 running High Sierra and ran AHT but found no issues. Under Output it lists Airplay as available but volume icon is greyed out. At the bottom, the Output volume is greyed out and the MUTE button is checked and greyed out. I reseated the internal speaker cable. I tried SMC and PRAM but didn't fix it. I connected headphones to it but didn't trigger anything. I think the logic board is bad despite everything else working ok.

No the iPod doesn't get hot while charging it. In fact, I don't think the iPod is charging at all. Which I conclude is the battery.

Does the Mac Mini 2010 desktop have the same hardware as the Mac Mini server model? Can I swap parts between the two of them?