Macbook unresponsive black screen

1. Why is my Mac screen black and unresponsive?
2. How do I fix an unresponsive Macbook Air?
3. Why is my laptop on but the screen is black?
4. What causes black screen of death Macbook Pro?
5. What is the cause of the black screen of death?
6. How do I force my Mac to restart unresponsive?
7. Why is my Mac so unresponsive?
8. What to do when your Mac is frozen but your mouse moves?
9. How do I unfreeze my Mac without force quit?

Why is my Mac screen black and unresponsive?

Your Mac laptop may be out of power

If your Mac laptop's screen goes black, but is not in sleep, it may be out of power. Plug the power adapter into the computer and into a power outlet. Unplug any devices that are connected to your computer, except the power adapter.

How do I fix an unresponsive Macbook Air?

Press and hold the power button on your Mac for about 10 seconds. (Every Mac has a power button. On laptop computers that have Touch ID, press and hold Touch ID.) Then press and release the power button normally.

Why is my laptop on but the screen is black?

Manually shut down the computer by pressing its power button for around 10 seconds. Remove the power adapter from the computer and its power source for about 30 seconds. Plug it back in, then restart.

What causes black screen of death Macbook Pro?

If your Mac isn't getting enough power to maintain all the operations or your battery is left with minimal charge, your Mac automatically turns off the display. Another power-related issue is the malfunction of the power cycle count.

What is the cause of the black screen of death?

The Black Screen of Death is usually caused by a software glitch (or Windows Update) but can often be repaired. Black screens that occur seemingly at random are usually the result of a more serious hardware problem. This will require component repair or replacement.

How do I force my Mac to restart unresponsive?

Normally you can restart your Mac by choosing Apple menu > Restart. However, in some cases—for example, if your Mac becomes unresponsive—you may need to use a different startup method. Press and hold the power button on your Mac until it shuts off. After a moment, press the power button again to start your Mac.

Why is my Mac so unresponsive?

Your Mac might be slow because of an outdated operating system or a full hard disk — especially if you have an older model Mac. If your Mac is new, it might be slow because you're running too many background programs and apps or even have a malware infection.

What to do when your Mac is frozen but your mouse moves?

Reset NVRAM

FIX: Restart your Mac, then press and hold Command + Option + P + R, and wait for about 20 seconds. You can release the keys if you hear the startup chime for the second time, or when the Apple logo appears and disappears for the second time (on Macs with the Apple T2 Security Chip).

How do I unfreeze my Mac without force quit?

Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the screen, then select Restart and click Restart. If you cannot interact with the Apple menu (perhaps your mouse is unresponsive) try pressing Command-Control-Eject on a very old Mac or Control-Option-Command-Power button on a newer Mac.