Either the hard disc is damaged or the installation of Mac OS X is damaged. Either way boot from the Mac OS X installation DVD. Insert the disc restart the computer and hold down the C key while it starts up. Once you have the desk top loaded select Disk Utility from the menu and run repair/first aid to try and fix the hard disc. If the hard disc is not too badly damaged you will need to reinstall Mac OS X. If you do not have back ups of the contents of your hard disc you will need to try and salvage what you can. Performing an Archive and Install will save your stuff if there is enough space on the hard disc.
When it does that, it means something caused it to reset. You should not press any buttons, and just leave it there. If it stays like that, connect to the computer and see what happens. If nothing still happens, I suggest taking it to The Apple Store, or troubleshooting on iTunes.
it does nothing the apple stays the same but if u keep it there for a hour it will turn brown... u should try this at home and answer it your self
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No. Once you make your id, it stays with you.
It stays the same of course because the nutrince in the apple protects the inside and you can eat it fine.
If you are turning the head part continuously and the water is not turning off then the head part has stripped and needs replacing
Turning off it stays off until you turn it on, restart just automaticlly turns off then back on.
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Either the hard drive has failed, or the operating system has corrupted to an unbootable state. In either case, make an appointment at your local Apple retail store's Genius Bar (http://apple.com/retail to find the nearest store) to have it diagnosed and/or repaired.
it either stays completely still or runs extremely fast.
It varies day to day but generally stays the same depending on events