Tetiana Leheida

Is your external monitor not working well with your Mac, or another monitor? We’ll show you how to fix it and why it may be happening.

Even when you’ve got a fairly large hard drive, the more apps you have and use, the quicker you run out of space. This is something to avoid whenever possible, since it can cause your Mac to slow down, overheat and, eventually, run out of space.

In this article, we’ve collected all fixes you’ll ever need if your Mac starts shutting down unexpectedly. It also includes the guide to fixing a 13-inch MacBook Pro misbehavior.

Windows has long had the autohotkey feature, but is there an autohotkey equivalent on Mac? We tell you which apps can help you replicate the feature on Mac.

Is your MacBook Pro keyboard not working? You’re not alone. Lots of users have been experiencing issues with their Apple butterfly keyboards as well. Let’s find out the steps you need to take to fix your MacBook keyboard quickly.

Few things give Mac users that sinking feeling more than the sight of a spinning color wheel, or spinning beachball as it’s also commonly known.

You have to know how to fix Mac Finder not responding because this issue might completely hamper your work-in-progress and basically leave your Mac frozen.

Despite the apparent ease of use, Macs are highly capable machines that could really open up their programmatic side and let you control them right from your keyboard.

Fix “Zoom won’t update” problem, learn how to check your current Zoom version and, as an extra bonus, discover tips on how to boost the quality of sound in your Zoom app.

When your Mac slows down or starts behaving erratically, chances are its because an application that’s running, perhaps in the background, is misbehaving. Solving the problem is usually as simple as killing the process, but in order to do that, you need to identify it. Here’s how to view and kill processes on your Mac.

Mac has always been the system of choice for creatives. It just does creative things better than anything else. Video is one of those things. Whether you’re recording a short clip to share with your friends on social media, editing a home movie, or putting together a feature film, Mac allows you to produce visuals of the highest quality.

Without a doubt, the menu bar is one of Mac’s great features. It’s condensed, easy to tap into on the fly, and displays much-needed information in real time. But, with every new icon app added, things become a little more cluttered and usability takes another hit. Fortunately, it’s possible to edit the menu bar to rearrange and remove icons so that it’s able to suit your needs at any given moment. Read on for the best ways to make the menu bar on Mac truly yours.