MacBook

Yes, touch bar does work with installing windows with bootcamp but touch id does not work in Windows because incomparability of it.

Which log files? This may help you. http://pondini.org/OSX/Logs.html

Just open Finder and then right click/ctrl click on empty space and select "New folder". Also, you can click on the gear icon located at the top of the window and select "New folder"

Personally I would get it fixed but if money is a problem it shouldn't get worse if you use it carefully.(not bumping into things with it,don't drop it,etc.)

Keyboard shortcuts are controlled in System Preferences/Keyboard.

Apple has preselcted some keys such as F10, F11, and F12 to control volume.

These keys can be set to other functions in the System Preferences/Keyboard pref pane. There are many function available. Take care in setting them so that you don't have two keys doing the same function.

To use the F keys as function keys and not as the preset keys, press the fn key on the keyboard first, and then press the F# key you need.

You can use the InstaDesk from Mac App Store to viw, like, comment and download Instagram Pictures / Videos on your MacBook. Moreover, lots of other apps are also available in Mac App Store to bring the functionality of Instagram in MacBook.

I believe you mean a cable modem, not a dial up modem...

The modem is connected to your Internet Service Provider, ISP.

The ISP has your account, which means they assign a user ID and password to either you or your modem. The modem ID and PW are found on the info underneath it. Don't change that.

Or the USER NAME and Password were given to you with the paperwork you got when you signed up with the ISP for Internet access. At some point you may have to fill out that info. They may give you an IP address or Router number, and you will need that if they do.

Open System Prefs/Network

Name your location. (Home or Modem or something like that)

Configure IPv4: Using DHCP

Configure IPv4: Automatically

Click OK

Click Connect

If it doesn't work, click Assist Me, and follow the steps.

If you are at a hotel or conference center you get the information from the person in the office who is in control of Internet, usually the person who gives you your room key. Get the User ID and PW from them.

I may be able to answer this question but could you please simplify it. Do you mean you want to control your PS2 with your MacBook, or do you want to control your MacBook with your PS2? Please rephrase your question. Thanks!

I'd say either a Macbook original, or a Macbook Air. They are both small, and are the same price of $999. Don't go buying a Macbook Pro, that laptop is expensive and to a 12-year old, it makes no difference between a Macbook Air and Macbook Pro. Both MAcbook Air and original Macbook have high memory for games and school projects, downloads etc. Take note that the Macbook Air has no disc drive. So if he or she is into watching movies or playing CDs, choose the original Macbook. Hope this helps!

Any MacBook should be fine for music making . Playing a keyboard through midi software is not too demanding and can be done on any MacBook while mixing multitrack recordings with Logic (See links below) will require a good chunk of RAM (the current MacBooks come with 2GB which should be enough) but the processor should be fast enough to handle all the processing needs.

Give me full model name for both laptop and router, I will be able to tell you.

Drag it to your Trash in your dock...

The latest 15 inch MacBook Pro will support up to 4GB and the 17 inch version will support up to 8 GB of RAM.

Yes, the same way you would on any other computer

Use the DVI port. You can use a dvi cable, vga cable (using the dvi adapter that came with your computer), or a DVI to HDMI cable.

Just plug the cable into the computer and the tv and your Mac will do the rest.

Try Xflame.

Select a song you want to hear from your Music Library and click on the Play button, or double click the song's title, or press the Space bar to play the song.

$1799... overpriced by about $400

Check the volume control on the keyboard. Check the volume control on the top right of the screen in the volume slider. Open Windows and make sure volume is not muted.

Nope, a MacBook Air with 64GB memory is permanent, and you cannot expand it. Perhaps you could somehow buy a new memory size to install, but I don't think the parts are for sale.

Go to Safari, press command+comma together, then general; homepage; choose your homepage

If you're referring to the MacBook Pro's optical drive, those made mid-2012 or earlier and are non-Retina reside hidden either in the front or the side. MacBook Pro Retina versions don't have an optical drive.

Simple, use a credit card.

As there is no built in DVD drive in the MacBook Air your options are: - purchase a separate DVD drive to plug-in to the computer - wirelessly connect to another computer (Mac OS or WIndows) which is able to share their DVD drive. - join the 21st century and watch a movie from online sources such as iTunes.

Apple's configuration options for the MacBook go up to a 500GB (5400-rpm) hard drive. The problem will be finding a suitable 2.5" 1TB drive. There is a kit available that gives you 2 500 GB drives which replaces the MacBook's optical drive with a second 500GB drive giving you 1TB.

Apple provides instructions for replacing hard drives. (See links below)